Tag: Tim Casson

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DIY Anti-Collision Dots: An Effective Solution? July 19/25 update… addendum!

Featured by NapsWithCats-ScubaMan, posted in Gentleman Woodworking, Hobby - Information Technology, North Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, small businesses, Ungentlemanly DIY

Paul applies bird-protection dots to the south window and agonizes over his pavilion.

Thank TS for meals. Evening Meditations. Breathe. July 3rd Update!

Featured by NapsWithCats-ScubaMan, posted in Gentleman Forestry, Gentleman Woodworking, Odd thoughts

How do you express your gratitude? I don’t believe there’s a great big daddy in the sky that I must pay homage to. I’m a humanist, more of a deep ecologist. I am lucky to be part of a much larger ecosystem up here on the North Bruce Peninsula. Has it been disturbed? Of course … Continue reading Thank TS for meals. Evening Meditations. Breathe. July 3rd Update!

Food Security and pavilion update.

Featured by NapsWithCats-ScubaMan, posted in Gentleman Woodworking, permaculture, small business

How would you improve your community? Upgrade our existing North Bruce Peninsula (Lion’s Head & Tobermory) food banks. Give extra funding for Tobermory’s year-round community centre. The Meeting Place is on a shoestring budget. And I’d make damn sure The Bruce Mens Shed gets its own workshop. Men’s mental health is a priority for me. … Continue reading Food Security and pavilion update.

Lots of arguments. A dictionary & encyclopedia on every table.

Featured by NapsWithCats-ScubaMan, posted in Current (?!) Events, Gentleman Forestry, Gentleman Woodworking, Hobby - Information Technology, Odd thoughts, Our Pets, permaculture, Ungentlemanly DIY

The author reflects on life before the internet, reminiscing about the era of paper dictionaries, encyclopedias, and family debates over truth. They also share updates on farm life, including home maintenance and improvements, while navigating spring's challenges and local sales dynamics. The narrative combines nostalgia with contemporary experiences. {{AI generated; human vetted}}

Forced highway driving, while my cat pees on the wall as I try to compose a coherent email to the outside world. And a farm report!

Featured by NapsWithCats-ScubaMan, posted in Current (?!) Events, Gentleman Woodworking, North Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, Odd thoughts, Our Pets

Paul shares his top three pet peeves: long drives [to the city], lack of email responses from others, and his cat Jupiter's litter box habits. He also provides updates on the rock farm, including roofing progress, a thank you to local [pipefitters], and preparations for winter amid technical challenges. {{{AI generated, human-edited}}}

Where it’s sunny, cold, and rocky.

Featured by NapsWithCats-ScubaMan, posted in Assembling-Disassembling, Gentleman Woodworking, North Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, Odd thoughts, small business, small businesses

The author reflects on their preference for living near large bodies of water and mountains, choosing a peninsula between Lake Huron. They also detail home preparation tasks, while expressing gratitude toward local businesses assisting on their project. {{{AI generated, human edited}}

Friday, November 1st FARM UPDATE

by NapsWithCats-ScubaMan, posted in Current (?!) Events, Gentleman Woodworking, permaculture, small business

TimberFrame Sheds and Gazebos in Tara, Ontario, produced an outstanding 8ft by 8ft garden shed for TS, showcasing excellent craftsmanship at a competitive price. Future plans include commissioning them for a workshop. The delivery process was impressive, utilizing a motorized pallet jack, and ongoing construction updates indicate progress on additional home projects {{{AI generated; human vetted}}}.