Monday, 9 November 2009

Monday.

 


We had the first frost this morning. People had to scrape their car windscreens, we're told. However, as you can see from the above photo, two hours later it was a fine warm morning, with, Ann tells me, a good 'dry out'. Worked in the workshop and forge this morning, and completed a job I'd been dreading- silver soldering a broken flintlock gunpart together - managed to do a sort of scarf joint, seems strong and preserves an original part- otherwise I would have had to make a replacement part. A friend of ours (a young furniture restorer) delivered some of our dining chairs he's been firming up for us (they were getting very creaky in their joints- every sympathy for them) and stayed for a sandwich lunch with us. Had to nip into town this afternoon to post letters, then motored over to see our friend Terry, who lives a few miles out of town. Had tea with her, then spent a very pleasant hour chatting and catching up on the local news. Then home, supper, and a good, stimulating, two handed game of scrabble. Time for bed now. Goodnight all.
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1 comment:

Lori Skoog said...

Clothes smell so good when you hang them outside!