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We’ve both put some considerable thought into taking our hobbies on the road. We’ve invested in a folding spinning wheel and folding loom for Karen’s textile arts. We’ve gotten smaller tool chests for Steve’s silver arts and investigated some more portable heat sources. Now we’re figuring out the best seating and work surface in our T@B set-up. On a glorious spring day in Florida we set up in the shade in our dining area behind the trailer to make some lapis earrings and several yards of fine Rambouillet yarn. A salubrious way to spend time waiting for the mailman…

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