You would really consider me a heathen if you saw how I use vegemite.

Bob

I am talking about that bowl of stuff you call udon soup…

Actually, I can’t get too upset because they stick everything with udon around here, and that there lunch might actually be considered normal or even tame.

And I just found something else to send you.

Stu in Kagawa, udon capital of the world.

Soooo, if I grew some potted trees like bonsais, but to look like early Texas trees before settlers began modifying the old growth forest – could call’em Tejas trees. And the cedar outdoor shelves I plan for them would be in the early Tejas style…….

Thanks for showing design details so clearly! I had been thinking I mite need to pick me up some cedar 2 X 4′s to utilize for secondary wood. After seeing how much cedar you used for yours, I know I don’t have enough of the good looking aromatic 2 x 4′s and 4 x 4′s.

So I’ll use fence grade cedar 2 x 4′s out of sight under the shelf boards. Very timely pictorial here Bob, Thanks!

I’ve already used some of my reclaimed cedar 1 x 12′s to cut out small parts; when I run out of aromatic (why don’t we call’em eastern red cedar?)I can make outdoor tables like yours with the rest of it. And I have lots of cedar fence boards to use as secondary wood like you did to stretch that supply out.

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