Examples: My spools of thread are now in drawers in pretty little boxes. I had them on top of my desk on a big 4"X4" redwood block with brass welding rods spaced in three rows across the entire width of the bloc. The rods were tall enough for 4 spools each. All my fly tying tools are also now in boxes. I had them hanging on a beartuful copper welding rod stuck into each end of my spool block, with the horizontal part of the welding rod a few inches above the spools. I could hand all my scissors, bobbins, etc. from it. Needless to say, I didn't say a thing except to thank her. It looks like a small roll top desk now, with no hint that it houses a plethora of fly tying stuff. Gimme a couple of weeks and I'll have it back like it was anyway.
I guess all is not a total loss, though. At least I now know where my dubbing and beads are! :-P
Enjoy your tying desk while you can my friend!
JIMMY D MOORE
-- JIMMY D. MOORE Outdoor humor, author - "MOON HOLLER MISFITS" Member TOWA, Contributor to Texas Fish & Game, Scout Exec. BSA (Ret.) Past VP GRTU,Owner Worldwide Flyfishing Information Webpage - Fishing tips worldwide
http://www.BIGTROUTMAN.homestead.com/MainPage.html My New Fly Fishing Site: Pics of me, flies, etc. etc. Enjoy http://home.earthlink.net/~rayado/rayadoflyfishingflypatternstips/ "Being able to read trout streams is just as valuable to a fly fisherman as the ability to read a defense is to a Quarterback."
