Yes he was....it is also a good thing that his work was chronicled , that rarely happens
Blacksmithing is my line of work also , I might be working for the Ole Charleston Blacksmith Co this year and moving to your City, I enjoy reading your Blog it is getting me psyched for the possible move...
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nicely framed. looks as if you caught him in the midst of doing a bit of gardening.
Yes! I think the rake was a good touch.
a great book about Charleston metalwork...includes location maps, very nice stuff
Thanks Fritz. Philip Simmons was amazing, wasn't he? What a gift he gave Charleston.
Yes he was....it is also a good thing that his work was chronicled , that rarely happens
Blacksmithing is my line of work also , I might be working for the Ole Charleston Blacksmith Co
this year and moving to your City, I enjoy reading your Blog it is getting me psyched for the possible move...
Looks like the nymph is doing some cleanup.
Bravo for this fine bit of framing, Joan. I admire beautiful ironwork, and this sure is a good example.
I will be the dork that points out the word you're looking for is "peek". 8-) Don't thank me, just throw money.
Marcheline - it takes a village to correct my grammar and and spelling - join the family! Thanks. I think I made that mistake before.
Thanks Jack!
Yes, I caught her at work.
That is great! What a perfect place for a blacksmith. Come on down!
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