A collection of articles describing the adventures of a couple of middle aged city folk who move to the mountains to build their custom furniture... and their dreams. http://www.SmokyMountainWoodworks.com This is the second time Doug has been honored by the County for is services. http://www.smokymountainwoodworks.com/Library/MountainMan/VIP2008.php http://www.smokymountainwoodworks.com/Library/MountainMan/VIP2008.php Over the years of my woodworking career I have generally worked alone. And sometimes it seems this is best. http://www.smokymountainwoodworks.com/Library/MountainMan/Alone_Again.php http://www.smokymountainwoodworks.com/Library/MountainMan/Alone_Again.php From cradle to grave, and even a bit beyond, wood is a part of our lives. http://www.smokymountainwoodworks.com/Library/MountainMan/Wood_Is_Life.php http://www.smokymountainwoodworks.com/Library/MountainMan/Wood_Is_Life.php The old fashioned hardware stores are more than just quaint soources of all manner of hardware, they are an endangered species. http://www.smokymountainwoodworks.com/Library/MountainMan/Big_Box_Blues.php http://www.smokymountainwoodworks.com/Library/MountainMan/Big_Box_Blues.php Occasionally we get caught up in a marathon of work. http://www.smokymountainwoodworks.com/Library/MountainMan/Hit_The_Wall.php http://www.smokymountainwoodworks.com/Library/MountainMan/Hit_The_Wall.php For the past 5 years we've been posting our adventures to this space on Blogger, you may go there to read these articles, new ones will be posted in-house as we write them. http://smokymountainwoodworks.blogspot.com/ http://smokymountainwoodworks.blogspot.com/