Book Review: Kotrabok Icelandic Road Atlas
If you get inspired to travel to Iceland and want to get around and see or shoot these places, I highly recommend getting the latest edition of Kotrabok (unlike the Continue Reading →
Saying way too much about way too little
If you get inspired to travel to Iceland and want to get around and see or shoot these places, I highly recommend getting the latest edition of Kotrabok (unlike the Continue Reading →
Photographing Iceland – A Photo Guide to 100 Locations by Einar Guðmann and Gyða Henningsdóttir Format: Trade Paperback, 352 pages + Protective coverDate: 2022Publisher: Some Icelandic PressISBN: 978-9935119483Status: In Print Continue Reading →
When you sign in at Pennsic, you are issued a metal medallion to wear that shows the event staff you’ve paid. Allows you to leave and reenter the site as Continue Reading →
My previous post covered basic Pennsic stuff and camp life. This one ventures out to Court and the Battlefield. A note about photography: I like taking pictures, I hate sitting Continue Reading →
NOTE: to my SCA friends, this post is aimed at co-workers and others, so just skip to the pictures, it’s why you’re here anyway. And this will be two posts Continue Reading →
Thomas Elfe Cabinetmakerby Samual A. Humphrey Format: Trade Paperback, 116 pagesDate: 1995Publisher: Johns Hopkins University PressISBN: 978-0941711153Status: Out of Print (but commonly available) Date Read: 5 May 2023Rating: 4/5 stars Continue Reading →
At some point, some years ago, like 15 or more, we decided Jess needed a computer desk of her own. The previous set-up, where we were sharing a medium sized Continue Reading →
Most of my recent shop time was consumed with yet another reorganization and reconfiguration. I need to make room for a new machine. I plan to build a shop in Continue Reading →
Following up on yesterday’s post covering the Military History books that survived the Great Purge (so far), here is a list of the Audible audio books I’ve read, er, listened Continue Reading →
I don’t remember how we got there, but it came up conversation with a work colleague that I’ve read a lot of military history over the years. This was relevant Continue Reading →