An American spoon

[weaver]

Here's one I made for our Japanese exchange student to take back home.

And here's one from a camp out in 2004.

 

[Goliath]

Looks great! He should be really pleased with it

 

[leon-b]

well done there some nice spoons
leon

 

[Tony]

They're nice, I like that first one especially

 

[weaver]

Thanks!

The top one (2006) is from a Dogwood tree. The other one is Sweet Gum.
They are a lot of fun to make and always draw a crowd.

Here I am chopping the Sweet Gum.

 

[British Red]

Lovely looking work there weaver - especially the pyrography...neater than I write with a fountain pen

Red

 

[JoeSmo]

Hey that's a great spoon. Whereabouts in N.C. are you from. I am from florida and my boy scout troop goes to camp raven knob by mount airy,nc every summer.

 

[weaver]

Joe,
I am about 30 miles from CRK! My son has been camping there for close to 10 years. He is Chapter Chief of OA here. Do you come up with the troop? I may have to come out to the camp and see ya some time.

 

[JoeSmo]

Yes I am going during June. I am also in the OA and are brotherhood.

 

[weaver]

Well, now that's pretty cool to meet a neighbor on a bulletin board that is based in a country across the ocean.

When it gets closer to time to go to camp give me a PM or e-mail and we will make arrangements to meet.

 

[JoeSmo]

Hey at CRK there is a program called Mountain Man. IT teaches you how to do things a mountain man how to do. I did it last year and will do it again this summer. Here is a link to a thread about a knife I forged. http://www.bushcraftuk.com/community/showthread.php?t=15179 Those a old pics from last summer and I just got a dremel tool so I cleaned up the edge some.

 

[Greg]

Very nice spoons you have there, I hope my spoons will be as good as them someday!