
test area

burn the wood

dry brush down

I was surprised about how shallow the veneer of charring was

wet brush the log
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The finding, planning, financing and building of a small house in Portobello
1 comment:
I love the grey black when it's dried! Shiney shiney. Hope I'm not around every year when you have to oil it though!
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