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Sawmilling garden maple boards in winter darkness
Original: Sawmilling practice. In the dark, as we're experiencing an acute daylight shortage. Should've built up a larger reserve
A homeowner in a northern-climate garden sawed boards from a maple that had self-seeded between two sheds, working in near darkness during a season of short days. They joked about needing a larger reserve in a 'daylight savings account' and said they are still getting used to the work. The post is a slice of homestead life showing small-scale lumber use from garden trees.
Why now: Short winter daylight and home woodworking resonate with readers in northern latitudes during the darkest time of year.
Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 8 snapshots from 1 d ago to 1 d ago.
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- Sawmilling practice. In the dark, as we're experiencing an acute daylight shortage. Should've built up a larger reserve in that daylight savings account, I guess. Couple boards from one of the very eager maples that popped up in the garden between two sheds. Getting used to… · yngmar@social.tchncs.de · 13
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