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This is the Village Bakery, next to the approach to the castle. The reused mortar is below the present window. Note the line of a former window or possibly a door. Ref: 17 in dissertation.
Reused Canadian Porcelain 3925 Insulators on the Crossarm, this style of the 3925 insulator was used up until at the most the late 1940s.
By Wild Works Ltd., Mt. Vernon, WA
5-3/4" tall
$21, no tax
Several designs available in copper, silver and brass. See the barrettes photo for more examples.
From single switch covers to eight-gang covers, phone jacks, cable covers, Wild Works make all sizes and configurations. Custom sized covers are made at no extra cost.
This reusable grocery tote was made mostly following a tutorial found on the Sew Mama Sew website. You can see how it nicely fits over the shoulder in this photo.
by Al Gross and Strong Buffalo, at the American Indian Cultural Corridor, Northern Spark 2019. Photo Credit: Ne-dah-ness Greene
Made out of a tire and into a swing. Unfortunately it seems like it's getting even too worn out to be a child's toy. Oh well.
The co-op sells both plastic and cotton reusable bags. The cotton bags are made from New Mexico cotton.
Reusable snack bag, for school, work, etc.
Take it with you while trecking, hiking, canoeing, picnic, for the baby in the car, office , for the beach, on your bicycle.
You can purchase this and many more of my bags at www.bagitconscious.etsy.com
long ago, reusing old gravestones and pieces of what we would consider historical buildings when they were needed was quite common.
by Al Gross and Strong Buffalo, at the American Indian Cultural Corridor, Northern Spark 2019. Photo Credit: Ne-dah-ness Greene