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  1. 24th July 2012, 11:25 AM #1
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    Grandson youngest 4years a picture worth a thousand words ..........
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  3. 24th July 2012, 12:18 PM #2
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    Love it !
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobL View Post
    Love it !
    So do I Bob! I wish I could record our little talks that we have in the back shed he asks questions that brilliant men would not think to ask.
    And can handle himself just as good and any politician at question time.

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    My daughter can service a car put together flat packs handle a saw and hammer and she's 5 foot nothing and petite. My sons pay for all the above, good thing to, they'd be maimed by now if they tried themselves. All 6 of my granchildren from 17 down to 5 are hand tool savvy. GO FIGURE!!!!! Your photo's are great and remind, perhaps most of us, that we don't just have to list our wooden projects but our progeny also is a project. Thanks for sharing your photo's good stuff.
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    Inspiring stuff Col with 3 grandsons 5 4 18mnth I can only hope the 4 yr old is a keen toolman. I am lucky all my kids now in their 30's are tool savy including the daughter.
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    It's great isn't it I made my grandsons day when we were in the work shop one day and I told him I think it's about time I taught you how to hammer.
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