Splitting firewood

[Ancienne Alliance]

Same here ...





Best,

Robert

[TheOfficialBren]

Robert,

Is that a tweed box pleated kilt? I really like it!

[Ancienne Alliance]

Robert,

Is that a tweed box pleated kilt? I really like it!

Thank you !



Best,

Robert

[JohntheBiker]

That would appear to be famous double box pleat. Looks good in tweed.

[Ancienne Alliance]

That would appear to be famous double box pleat. Looks good in tweed.

Thanks again ! ith:

Best,

Robert

[llyd]

I am digging the tweed kilts too...I see one in my future. oh yes.

our only heat is wood..170 year old house that leaks like a seive...lol..we get by though..it is not too harsh in eastern VA..

[mookien]

This reminds me of felling trees, hauling them out, and splitting them at home with my dad when I was a boy. ... My dad's turning 70 in February. I am very glad to see that he is slowing down with the woodcutting and splitting but I have great respect for men who split their own wood. Dad taught me that. Hats off to you, sir. That is hard work, indeed.

A touching tribute to your Dad. Thanks for sharing. I'm glad I wasn't there.

[mookien]

Same here ...




Best,

Robert

Robert: Nice stacks of wood. Very professional counterpoint to your pastoral surroundings.

But, I notice you got the laird to do your chopping, ... in his kilt no less. The laird won't lift a finger at my chateau.

John

[piperdbh]

That's Robert's twin brother Bobby Joe. He has to do all the work, while Robert gets to bask in the glory of the Lady Chrystel's creations.

[TheOfficialBren]

A touching tribute to your Dad. Thanks for sharing. I'm glad I wasn't there.

Thank you, Robert. He's still onery but slowing down a little.
;-)