As many of you know, The History of Wood was my idea of a woodworker version of a comic strip. All of the past ones were written over 20 years ago for a living history newsletter called the Phish Wrap. Almost exactly three years ago I was contacted and asked to write another History of Wood for a memorial copy of the Phish Wrap because a very dear friend who was involved in our group had passed. She was the kindest most loving person I ever knew. Also she was a brilliant woman and had an amazing voice. She and I performed together for many years. While this is not the last History of Wood, this one was written for Anne.
— McDara
….that’s the spirit! 🙂
Dear Annie, sigh.
So the take away from this story is that the Irish weren’t able to think up bowls on their own?
If you believe that the Irish liking the Norse bowls meant they couldn’t make them themselves, you haven’t seen the high crosses.
the best one yet!