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Some pics of a basket I just finished. A gal I know wants four of them for $100 each, so I am going to be rich, LOL. It takes me about 20 hours or so to make one. I boil the willow and take the bark off with my teeth to get the white color. The red is Red Osier Dogwood and the other colors are willow that I grow in a hedgerow. Thank you God for the dreams that come true!

CAA Jeff Bramlett
Priory of King David
Interesting that St. Thomas, "Doubting Thomas," went to India and founded churches there. It is fun to find them on google earth and virtually walk around them. He was martyred on the east coast of India by a spear-wielding Brahman priest. This article has pictures of the churches he started which still exist today: https://www.swindia.us/seven-churches-established-by-st-thomas-in-kerala-india/

CAA Jeff Bramlett
Priory of King David
Interesting moment recorded in Mark 15:37-39

"And Jesus cried with a loud voice, and gave up the ghost.

And the veil of the temple was rent in twain from the top to the bottom.

And when the centurion, which stood over against him, saw that he so cried out, and gave up the ghost, he said, Truly this man was the Son of God."

CAA Jeff Bramlett
Priory of King David
CAA Jeff Bramlett
Priory of King David
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on January 08 2025 at 09:25 PM public
Cool!
In the winter nights, I make willow baskets. This is my first one this winter. God has blessed me with the opportunity to learn how to make them. They are always a bit rustic/wonky/unprofessional. I tried a new design this time, with the sides kinda high...
nothing wrong with rustic or 'wonky', I prefer the terms "unique" and "having character". "Professional" which I equate with mass-produced with no personality, is over-rated.

Marc Blaydoe GT/Prior
Grand Turcopolier, Ordre Militaire SuprĂŞme Des Templiers (OMSDT)
Prior, Priory of the Holy Trinity
Dieu Avec Nous!