RV Poll Barn under construction

I am building a poll barn for my RV. Here is the shell. About two more days and it will be ready for metal roof and sides. Later I will build sliding doors for the front. In the back corner will be an overhead garage door, along with a side door in the other back corner.

The bottom picture you can see Ihave landscaped with 5 spruce trees. I have a trench dug and will have a drip system to the trees.

After carving this Viking and not sure what to do with it, I turned it into a strawberry planter. with three hanging baskets. I also put it on a platform with casters. I roll it in the garage at night and roll it back out in the AM for it's daily dose of sun. If and when it warms up (about August) I will leave it out all night.

Jerri wanted a place in her garden to keep her gardon tools. I designed it with a door in the front. Inside will hold here hand tools and gloves for digging. In the back of the box is a bird house built in. It has two bells, a rain gauge, and 4 flower pot hangers. Each has a pepper plant. On the top is an antique Dekalb Ag Corn sign given to me by my sister.

I built this "Patio Table" for our own use, constructed from Doug Fur and has six stools. The table and each stool has a "stick bear" burnt into the wood. I also made the branding iron that burnt in the "stick bear"

HOG PLAQUE

I designed this plaque and donated it to Bridger Mountain Hog. It is for the clubs annual Chili Cook Off contest. The winners name will be added to the plaque each year. The plaque will be displayed at the Yellow Stone Harley-Davidson Dealership in Belgrade, MT. The plaque is Walnut, the circle is Mahogany, and the HOG is hand carved from Walnut.

The is a Galileo Weather Station I made from Mahogany. It displays a galileo thermometer, barometer, hydrometer, and clock. I donated it to "HAVEN" for a silent auction. HAVEN is an organization that helps victims of domestic violence. I am told it sold for over $200.00.