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New use for busted blocks
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Posted by John M on January 04, 2005 at 06:14:56 from (206.74.236.117):
For a few years now my wife has been trying her best to find some common ground between her love of gardening and my love of old tractors,well this morning she finally found it.She is going to take a couple of old busted blocks I have laying around(why I have them still is beyond me),and turn them into flower pots.She doesnt know yet what shes going to put in them,but I think theyll look cool!I used one from an H to hold up my drill press and guess I was waiting to find something like that to do with these other two,she beat me to the punch and it wont go to China as scrap!
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