Making a wooden spoon

Still at Ross Farm watching the carpenter making wooden spoons. How fascinating to watch the spoon take shape. Of course I had to buy one to bring home - who would have thought a wooden spoon could be a work of art?

Best on black

I am slowly going through all my holiday photos getting ready to make a book. I have already made one book which was quickly made from all the images I had already uploaded to FB. As it was 50% off I took up the offer. I now want to make another book using more of my images. I find people like to browse through a coffee table book rather than look at photos on a computer. I hope you don't mind me sharing a few of these images as I go through the processing.

Many thanks for your lovely comments on the wagon and horses - very much appreciated!!

[Lou Ann]

Woodworking is such a wonderful art. Of course, you had to buy a spoon!

[Hazel]

I like your photo which reminds me of my grandad’s workshop years ago. (I am the opposite as I prefer seeing images on the computer!)

[Henri Russell]

It had to be interesting to watch the carving.

[Casablanca]

I am enjoying your pictures from your trip. It takes a while to go through them all when you return.

[carol white]

A super capture, great to watch an artisan at work

[KoalaGardens🐨]

great stuff, must have been fun to watch

[Call me Joe]

👌👌👌♥️

[Rosie Kind]

Great shot and he certainly looks interesting to watch Fav

[Mave]

Welsh wooden spoons are beautiful

[gloria jones]

Great capture with wonderful lighting, details, composition

[Leon Buijs]

Great documentary shot

[Margo Sayer]

The ability to make spoons and such highly crafted items is a gift. Pleased you couldn’t go home without one ;-)

[Shepherdman]

Love the way you've caught the warm tones of the workshop.

[judith deacon]

Great shot, I love the warm tones. It's so good to see these craftsmen at work.

[Susan.T.]

How wonderful to see a craftman at work.
Gee years ago everyone would have had a few of those in their kitchen draw...lol
God knows how many of them my mother broke on me growing up.
Lovely lighting and details.

[Helen Sanderson]

delightful image

[Marnie]

Skilled wood-craft is wonderful to watch and products are so good to see, touch and, usually, to use.

[sarah]

Such a lost art - wonderful to see - would love to “see” your spoon