Nate Larsen

The Eclipse of the Sun in Venice, July 6, 1842, by Ippolito Caffi (1842)

Looking fresh my dude!
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Live edge maple slabs

Downhill look at live edge maple slabs stacked ready to cure

Finding inner beauty with the mill

#woodworking #liveedge #salvage #naturalresource

A brown skinned man in a light striped shirt, bow tie, and Panama-style hat at a jaunty angle sits on roughhewn wooden bench with a black cat and tabby cat scooped up in his arms. The tabby seems to be trying to make an exit.

Very dapper man with premium kitten accessories. Photo from my collection, no documented date/info.

If forests could speak then what tales would they tell?

'Forest Paths'
Charcoal

I feel like Beyonce has a ska record in her

Winter in Yosemite

Ruth McDowell
Pioneer in the American Modern Quilt Movement
1945-2024
Ladders, 2017
57” x 45”
Machine pieced, machine quilted, cotton fabrics, cotton batting

#ArtQuilt

That’s a great creek 🤙

IMO X-Files is one of the greatest shows ever made. Winter is also a great time to start watching. The Lone Gunman are my favorite

Good on ya! 🤘

I hear ya! The choice is up to the operator here in the US. I run a saw daily and was encouraged from when I was green to always wear them. Now I feel naked running a saw without them haha. For me it’s just one less thing to think about when I’m experiencing 100+ decibels of noise at the same time 🤙

Nice! Those are some good lookin slabs!

Love it! Is that maple?

Human sits and enjoys a beverage at a live edge coffee table after working safely with a chainsaw

I know a lot of folks who run a saw for work and are competent operators. I can list the ones who wear chaps consistently on less than two hands. The average chainsaw injury costs about $14,000. Chaps are cheap

#chaps #woodworking #husqvarna #clogger #arborist

#woodworking #liveedge #cozy #winter #hearth #fire #husqvarna #arborist #art #ithinkyoushouldleave

Live edge black walnut coffee table lit with a single candle

Live edge black walnut coffee table lit with a single candle. Gas fireplace lit in the background

Them: What’s your job?

Me: Tables…

Them: That’s not a real job

Me:

Top view of live edge 3’ round black walnut table top. Unfinished

Angled view of live edge 3’ round black walnut table top. Unfinished sitting on a spruce pedestal

Two black walnut table tops sit on top of spruce pedestals

Weekend woodworking in the yard. These live edge table tops were sustainably harvested from a black walnut in NEPA. The plan is to finish them with danish oil. Wasn’t sold on the design of the base but the spruce pedestal is working well

#woodworking #arborist #sustainable #forestry #treesarelife

When I lived down south I loved walking and riding bike in the Blackwater River watershed

Just saw this morning that a grassroots organization shut down plans to build a sewage treatment plant in the middle of the wetlands that would have had severe negative impact on this natural beauty

Send it 🤙

My partner: *Reads news headline out loud*

Me: Is that The Onion or is that real

Sending healing thoughts your way so sorry for your loss. From just a brief glimpse I can tell what a special boy he was and how strong a bond you shared. I am certain that his spirit is with you still. Love is eternal and he def knows that you love him

'The sixth great extinction is happening', warns climate expert Conservationist Jane Goodall on the urgent need to turn the tide on climate change and nature loss.

“We still have a window of time to start slowing down climate change and loss of biodiversity,” Dr Goodall says. “But it's a window that's closing.”

www.bbc.com/news/article...

Man in Top Hat, indicating rich landowner faces group of ‘common’ folk having the following conversation Get off this estate What for? Because it’s mine Where did you get it? From my father Where did he get it? From his father And where did his father get it? He fought for it Well, we’ll fight you for it

Seems appropriate with today’s landowners pretending to care about the land

I like to think that when whales breach they are taking a peek at a world they rarely get to see

Andrew Wyeth, Her Room, 1963

Good job! Cooking for some of us is a very tough chore. That’s a huge accomplishment

Thank you for the introduction to Ethel Smyth’s work!

This performance captures the beauty, darkness, mystery, and serenity of The Forest that we as humans can merely attempt to translate into our native tongues. Y’all nailed it here. Sometimes music is worth 10,000 words

First listen right now and this piece truly rips. Such an emotionally evocative dynamic work. Great soundtrack for my Sunday morning

I feel like this is a safe space for Me.