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Kinda scary in the middle of a forest!!!?

That is a cool wheel!!!

smart bird's ........!!!!

nice village 💗😘

Cow's is fantastic

good nice review good bro success 😊👍jumbo art

indeed

May God bless America, and may God bless you.

I just got one of these loads but of topsoil! Great video of it dumping should earn me some gramma points with the faraway grandsons hahaha

What a beautiful way to start the day!!

So my grandson from Honolulu got to see his first snow while we were all up in Portland- just enough to see lovely white flakes falling and for his dad to make a wee snow ball and throw it at him

Are you using the bulky maiden with your Woolee winder? And can u use a bulky bobbin with the Woolee winder?

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Holy moly!!

Beautiful… pleasantly peaceful. Thank you for sharing. God Bless you with much love ❤️‍🔥 and gratitude in Christ Jesus

My friend is using a Schacht Ladybug with Scotch tension. You are correct...no brake band on the WW. Are you using double drive?

what wheel are you using? is the scotch tension brake band over the whorl in the back on the bobbin? it looks like it. my wooleewinder is yanking the yarn out of my hands. i have the drive band on the wheel whorl just as i can see here but i left the brake band just hanging...not attached to anything. i thought you do not use the brake band on the WW.... AM I WRONG? i just got a Schacht flatiorn (used) with a WW..... so i am trying to figure it out. The WW website dies not give any info. TIA!

And when you were so close why didn’t you come for a visit??? Xoxo

When you come to an obstacle, go around it.

Aloha. ....looks like plenty Good fun

That's a monster that's what train people call it

A spinner friend bought a used wheel that included the bobbin winder. I can't find the maker online. Where did you get yours?

Brilliant! How did you hold the storage bobbin still on the shaft?

If that is a JJ Wheel is IS all myrtlewood...I own #210

Thank you for the information on these wheels. I have my mother's wheel, #58. She is still quite attached to it but no longer able to spin. I would like to keep it but I just don't have the room and not sure I will ever get to the point of spinning like she did. Any idea of how much a wheel like this might cost? If you happen to know of someone that is interested, I might be interested in selling. Thanks, Sally Mackey

It's mostly mahogany, not myrtlewood.

wow, that tree cover looks totally different through the lens, I pass by that place almost everyday, Aarondeager~ Google