Mount St. Helens
Back in October, scientists led us to believe that Mount St. Helens was going to blow its stack any day. When nothing much happened, the newspapers and television let the story drop. It looks like things are cooking again.
One of my first jobs was doing break-out cutting in a woodshop that made cheezy waterbed frames out of third grade ponderosa pine from Mount St. Helens....
via CBC
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We made several versions of the cheezy frame/headboard combo. My favorite featured a photo-masonite back. Each day they would give me a cutting list and a lift of this crappola pine and I would have to try to extract usable pieces to fulfill the list from between enormous knotholes. It was quite a place. They guys in the spraybooth used to spray lacquer all day without masks. I'm sure that today they have no active braincells remaining.
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