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One of the most popular items in our “Wild Space” at Gallatown is the mud kitchen. It sits beside our digging pit, where kids can spend hours transporting mud and using it as an ingredient in the most unusual recipes. I’ve supported over one-hundred play sessions in this muddy space and watched my own kids […]
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My current role within my community is new and evolving. The summer involved delivering outdoor drop-in woodwork sessions. Not something I’ve ever been part of so the whole thing was a trial run using new ideas. A wide range of ages participated, some returned every week over a six-week period, some families came together and […]
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My first shelves. It’s typical of me that they wouldn’t be simple, ordinary, flat, level, shelves. I simply like to challenge myself and learn a lot in the process. The outcome was praised, that was nice. All my feedback was positive, job done and the customer was happy. Although I’d like to create them again […]
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It seems I’m going up in the world…up onto roofs! The last couple of years has included a lot of firsts. This time I repaired a roof and I did a good job. I also re-felted it. Keep in mind I’ve never been trained to do any of these things but it seems I’m capable. […]
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I took on the voluntary task of constructing a highly durable mud kitchen that could withstand a lot of abuse from the local kids in a space that is open to the public at all hours. This mud kitchen wasn’t going to have delicate parts in the design – it had to be basic and […]
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One of my voluntary interests has been helping to establish a wood workshop for the Gallatown community in Kirkcaldy. My first project to get warmed up was the creation of a star which is fairly simple but enough to test our setup and think about the fundamentals of leading woodwork classes with children in mind. […]
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Storm Ryan took a six foot fence down! The fence was becoming an eyesore for our space in the Gallatown, Kirkcaldy. Over about ten hours, the fence was taken down, every second post cut to make space for planters, all of it was dismantled used a pallet tool and five planters built. I built them […]
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