Mon, 23 June 2008 On June 14th and 15th, Roy Underhill, host of the WoodWright's Shop was at the Ste. Marie among the Iroquois, Liverpool, New York. Ste. Marie is a unique replica of the 17th century Jesuit Mission.He did two demonstrations from noon to 5 pm both days. On Saturday, I had the opportunity to attend for a couple of hours. He's just like he is on tv, down home and comical. The one thing that I found truly amazing was the fact how easy it really is to work with hand tools. He did some hewing of a log making it look effortlessly, he did like 3 feet in less than 5 minutes. That included stopping to talk and tell stories. Many things that he has done on the show, he brought with him. At the end of the show, I did have the time to meet him and get a picture with him. I now I started watching the WoodWright's Shop about the same time I got my first VCR, that was in 1985. If memory serves me correctly, I started watching the show prior to getting the VCR. For more pictures click here. Category: general -- posted at: 1:16 PM Comments[0] |
On June 14th and 15th, Roy Underhill, host of the WoodWright's Shop was at the Ste. Marie among the Iroquois, Liverpool, New York. Ste. Marie is a unique replica of the 17th century Jesuit Mission.