Making the TFF Aerial
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Re: Making the TFF Aerial
wm+ ... it's we who should be thanking you for including us in the process as you have.
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Re: Making the TFF Aerial
Echo the above.....thanks WM+ :thumb:AshbyCut wrote:wm+ ... it's we who should be thanking you for including us in the process as you have.
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Re: Making the TFF Aerial
The most beautiful reel I have ever seen. I'm also marveling at your wonderful clean and tidy workshop! Dare I ask what's next?
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Re: Making the TFF Aerial
Watermole, that is just.................... words fail me, they really do.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing.
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Re: Making the TFF Aerial
Wow! Wow! and Wow again! That is a most fascinating series, thank you. I have only just found and joined this forum but I have had to spend the entire Saturday afternoon going through the making of this beautiful work of art. For me, the nicest part of this is that the reel has been made perfectly not to just sit on a shelf and be admired but to be truly appreciated at the waterside where it belongs.
Fantastic, well done sir :hat:
Fantastic, well done sir :hat:
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Re: Making the TFF Aerial
kevanf1 wrote:Wow! Wow! and Wow again! That is a most fascinating series, thank you. I have only just found and joined this forum but I have had to spend the entire Saturday afternoon going through the making of this beautiful work of art. For me, the nicest part of this is that the reel has been made perfectly not to just sit on a shelf and be admired but to be truly appreciated at the waterside where it belongs.
Fantastic, well done sir :hat:
There's another one made by the same artist
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I've just found that, the Coxon. I've also seen the fly reel. I am lost for words and feel just a little inadequate ;)Loop Erimder wrote:
There's another one made by the same artist
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Its ok my friend we all feel that way you're not alonekevanf1 wrote:I've just found that, the Coxon. I've also seen the fly reel. I am lost for words and feel just a little inadequate ;)Loop Erimder wrote:
There's another one made by the same artist
Chance is always powerful. Let your hook be always cast; in the pool where you least expect it, there will be a fish
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