Woodworks 2015

[@DelH555]

When you get a lump of wood cut and turn that wood into those works of art it really shows off the skill and patience required. Wood has in my eyes a timeless beauty that never fades. Thanks for sharing :-)

[@LeeStoffer]

OutdoorDel Most welcome Del, thanks for watching. There was some truly stunning work on display, and like you say wood never gets old!

[@mrnickyp1015]

Thank you for this lovely video, there are some lovely pieces of work. Nick.

[@LeeStoffer]

MrNickyP Cheers, indeed there was some beautiful examples on display.

[@TheWizzkid67]

Cheers for the journey loads of lovely things there.

[@LeeStoffer]

TheWizzkid67 Thanks for watching. I was amazed by some of the stuff on display, hard to imagine how some of it was even possible!

[@AandB1998]

Great video Lee! A pity your mate didn't take 1st. A lot of beautiful works of art here. Thanks for showing it.

[@LeeStoffer]

Thanks for commenting, it's a really good show, well worth a visit if you get chance.

[@philstevenson2687]

Nice vid Lee. Sorry I missed you - I was there the day before. Next year?

[@LeeStoffer]

Phil Stevenson Cheers Phil, shame I missed you. Hopefully be there next year if it doesn't clash with the bodgers ball.

[@ryanbest8362]

until about 40 seconds in this could've easily have been a skate video.

[@LeeStoffer]

Ryan Best Ha Ha! thanks, wasn't intensional but funny you should mention it. The first reason I ever got a video camera, about twenty years ago, was to film skating and I met my mate who produced the tunes for this video through skating too. I've got some old footage knocking about somewhere, will have to dig it out and edit it one day!

[@ryanbest8362]

i know just where you're coming from! never made it much past a heelflip though. ps your spoon carving videos have been really helpful to me so dont stop making them!

[@LeeStoffer]

Me either, that's why I brought a camera! Glad to hear you're learning from the videos will get some more up soon.