Thread: Peppercorn pen

My memories are strong with regard to the Peppercorn Tree what a smelly, messy tree it is first real contact in the early 1950,s when I courted my wife at the farm property.

Your pen is nicely crafted, has a flow to it ,pleasant toning altogether a decent pen, the best thing beside shade in the summer I have seen from a Peppercorn tree.(I wonder is that tree still growing?)

Kind regards Peter.

Allan thats a real nice look of colour running the length well done. I am yet to get hold of some peppercorn to turn.

Oh your shed its not that hard to find I found it on google maps.

Nicely done, so much wood, so little time. Where did you source the blank, no forget it, it was probably local secret knowledge. Cheers

Thank you Peter for your kind comments.

Ray, tell the truth, you did not find my shed via Google,
you found your way when you smelled breakfast from
the main street of Wallan. (Still remember the nice visit).

Grommet. I cannot recall who gave it to me but it was the
only one I had. Nevertheless my sister has a tree of it so
when I next visit her I will see if there is a scrap lying around
for you and Ray. Biggest problem will be remembering to
do so.

Allan

Ah yes some old bloke running across the road buying fresh bread I recall............a good friendship formed

Thanks Allan, I write things down these days, then find the notes and wonder what the hell ???? But would appreciate it.

Allan, surely has a character to it, nice job, Amos

Very nice Allan i love the way the grain is featured in the entire length of the pen.

Nice pen Allan!!

Great looking pice of timber with some great character!
Form, fit and finish look excellent.
Well done.

Les