These will be on sale on our stall at the Weald and Downland open air museum on Nov 15/16th.
Carved log bowls
Last weekend I was with the Surrey and Sussex coppice group entertaining the public at the Weald wood fair. I saw a stall with some guys making bowls by hand carving logs.
Inspired by this I though I would give it a try.
Here’s my effort.
Return of wood turning
When I first started woodworking it was wood turning I first started with. I fell out of love with it a few years ago, but now I’ve fallen back in love with it.
I’m also creating a new style of garden furniture which can be flat packed.
Recent storms
Plenty of trees down in the recent wave of storms we have had.
A top of a Cedar tree snapped off and fell across the access track.
And large oak which we be made to good use soon when I plank it. 
A day in the life of the coppice
Beautiful light in December. Something magical about it.
No sooner has the sun come up it start to set again.
Latest work
Autumn colours
The colours are changing in Morgans wood as the trees go to sleep for winter.
Beautiful colours of this Field Maple.
Things are coming along in the area being coppiced this winter. Just need to mark out which trees will be left and which will be coppiced.
Benches
Two recent benches for a commission to match a existing table.
Viking cups
Been making some Viking coppergate cups from York today. I forgot how much I enjoy turning these greenwood cups are. Fingers crossed they don’t crack.
When they are dry I will boil them in bees wax to waterproof them.
Stools
Three legged stools were traditionally used for milking on uneven ground. Three legs don’t wobble like four. These stool are a commission for a woodland classroom.
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