Introduction

[basilisk]

I've lurked here for quite a while and I'm enjoying the wealth of knowledge that is passed on here.

I live in central Alabama with my lovely wife, three kids, three goats, 40 chickens, 100 quail,

1 horse and too many dogs to keep track of.

I raise Pembroke Welsh Corgis and Treeing Walkers as a sideline.

I work at a sawmill in the finishing dept., in the past I have worked at a log home manufacture, a furniture plant that made oak tables, a veneer mill and a short stint as a catfish farmer and electricians helper.

Currently my main project is a 36X48 horse barn, the last rafters go up today.

I look forward to contributing where I can.

Basilisk

[Morris Dovey]

Welcome to the wreck!

[nailshooter41]

Welcome aboard, buddy.

Fear not. EVERYONE has something, somewhere in their experiences that can be a valuable contribution to the group. Experience is appreciated, but certainly not required.

Post away!

Robert

[Robatoy]

Howdy! Enjoy your stay. Btw.. OT stands for Off Topic and usually not worth reading, especially if I originated it.

Now, about those Corgis. Any pics or a site?

r

[basilisk]

Howdy! Enjoy your stay. Btw.. OT stands for Off Topic and usually not worth reading, especially if I originated it.

Now, about those Corgis. Any pics or a site?

r

I do have a site.

[Jay Pique]

SWMBO really loves Corgis. I prefer Labradorgies, or Corgadors. Dalmorgi, anyone?

Welcome aboard! Don't let all the off topic stuff or any of the local curmudgeons scare you off.

JP

[basilisk]

I considered breeding Corgis and bassets and calling them corsett hounds.

Basilisk

[jo4hn]

Oh dear. I guess you'll fit in OK. Not that I consider that sort of thing humor or humour. Twitch. jo4hn

[Dr. Deb]

Central Alabama, huh? I am about 30 miles south of Montgomery and the e-mail address is valid.

Deb

[basilisk]

Were a couple of hours apart, I'm about 20 miles south of Tuscaloosa, It's nice to know I have neighbors here.

Basilisk

[Dr. Deb]

Do you turn, if so, do you know about the Alabama Woodturners?

Deb

[basilisk]

I do some turning and enjoy it a lot, I've heard of the Alabama Woodturners but don't know anything about them.

Now that I think about it I haven't turned much since last Christmas when I finished out some vases for Christmas presents.

I have some Black willow roughed out for bowls, interesting wood with a dark brown heart, light colored sapwood and light in weight like poplar.

Basilisk