In my old house, this second level room was unused attic space with an unusual shape and low knee-walls. It wasn't suitable for much else so she didn't object too much 30 years ago, and now I'm firmly established in there.
Great use of space and great tour. Feels like I've been in there!
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"In those savage countries success frequently depends upon one particular moment; you may lose or win according to your action at that critical instant."
Sir Samuel Baker
Posts: 297 | Location: New Scotland, Canada | Registered: 01 August 2007
Nice use of limited space. I like it. One cold winter's day in Maine, Dad collected a big hornet's nest like yours. We hung it up high in our summer place on the lake. The spring thaw came and so did the hornets. Bzzzzzzz!
Posts: 244 | Location: Kansas City, Kansas | Registered: 16 September 2002
Just a GREAT personal place and hideaway .. in my younger wild days I rode one of the two wheel monsters until a wise man told me to not ride anything that would not stand up by it's self...you should be and I am sure you are proud of your room....also I use to think I owned a lot of guns....well done.....
Posts: 282 | Location: TALLAHASSEE,FL | Registered: 08 September 2013
Looking through your books brought back memories for me. I noted a copy of "The Complete Book of Hunting." That was the first book that I contributed to as a writer. It was published by a Swedish publisher, edited by Robert Elman, and published in several different languages and several different countries. I did most of the European stuff in the book -- animals, hunting methods, and firearms. I did my input in about 1980 or thereabouts.
You have a very attractive setup.
Posts: 455 | Location: Sierra Vista, AZ | Registered: 06 December 2004
I like your man cave. Looks very good especially the nice wood cabinets and shelves.
I have a couple of hornets nests but none that size. Once in gunsmith school a classmate from Canada who worked for the forest service found out I wanted one since we had none in Texas where I lived. One day a strange box arrived in the mail and upon opening it I discovered a hornets nest from my friend. Aren't some people great !
Craftsman
Posts: 1551 | Location: North Texas | Registered: 11 February 2001
