Photographs may or may not lie, they can do either or both.
This is a photograph taken from my wood shop across the deck to the clean studio.
It really does not look this good, but it was so wonderful I have to keep looking!

Kale? Lettuce? Sage brush?

 

Chard leaf.

NW Corner

This is a corner of the new shop.
The white refrigerator does not stay. It is tight, but it will work. I may build a couple of bath vanities, but no big jobs, so I can make it work.
It has taken a LONG time to get to this stage.

shop moving

I once had a wood shop that was about 800 square feet. Now I have a shop of less than 200. It is going to  be tight real tight.

I sold the shop a few years ago, but the new owner really did not need it so i housed all sorts of stuff there while I was taking care of Miriam, then when I returned to Idaho and married Shar.

Last month, the new owner of the shop (neighbor Terry) told me he is retiring at the end of June, and he would like to have the shop by mid July.

The machinery is one thing, but it is movable. But, wow, do I have a lot of wood. Nice wood: Black Walnut; Birch; Black Locust; Mahogany, Maple and so on. Now I am moving the wood shed.

Soon, I'll have everything under cover, and then I can start making it look better.

And, yes it takes time, lots of it.