Well, call me crazy, but it doesn't look to me like anything of $$$ value, but this shop on Granville Street in Vancouver might say otherwise. If you click on the link you'll see a picture of wooden oars for sale (can you believe the price???!!!), but look at the table the oars are sitting on. Art's daughters, Sara and Treena, took us to this store a few months ago to show us what country crap is going for these days. Astonishing. We've got a whole lot of old barn wood around here that we could be making a fortune on. Hmmmmm.
Sunday, December 10, 2006
Antiques?
Here's something that WAS built to last. There are several of these tables at the Endako Community Hall. This one is our favourite because it just has a certain character. When Art said he liked it, he was told he could have it. Call it partial payment for all the work he's done.
Well, call me crazy, but it doesn't look to me like anything of $$$ value, but this shop on Granville Street in Vancouver might say otherwise. If you click on the link you'll see a picture of wooden oars for sale (can you believe the price???!!!), but look at the table the oars are sitting on. Art's daughters, Sara and Treena, took us to this store a few months ago to show us what country crap is going for these days. Astonishing. We've got a whole lot of old barn wood around here that we could be making a fortune on. Hmmmmm.
Well, call me crazy, but it doesn't look to me like anything of $$$ value, but this shop on Granville Street in Vancouver might say otherwise. If you click on the link you'll see a picture of wooden oars for sale (can you believe the price???!!!), but look at the table the oars are sitting on. Art's daughters, Sara and Treena, took us to this store a few months ago to show us what country crap is going for these days. Astonishing. We've got a whole lot of old barn wood around here that we could be making a fortune on. Hmmmmm.
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