Howdy, Mike,
Phooey on me: my use of the cut-and-paste tool in pasting URLs was not so hot!
Only the first one I pasted is correct: the "others" are all the same URL
repeated.
I noted only afterwards that the URL of a picture did not change in the browser
command-line, where I copied the URL, as I changed pictures on the Forum (where
I uploaded these photos to, long ago). Oh, well. Sorry, Mike! Sorry, All!
So, I posted again, giving only one URL to one pic, the shovel project.
I cut wood by whistling (Sometimes I'm surprised to realize I'm wielding a good
English handsaw at the same time!). ;-)
--Joe
> uerusuboyo@... wrote:
>
> Joe, Quite the talent you have there! I spent a few years learning pottery
> and sculpture, so I have immense respect for tools and the makers of them. As
> you quite rightly say, there is nothing 'unreal' about tools: a farmer hoeing
> a field; a chef measuring ingredients; a swordsman duelling. But I was
> specifically referring to words and theories (as tools) used to describe Zen.
> In this case they are the finger and never the moon. Similarly, you can't cut
> a piece of wood by saying the word "saw".
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