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Thanks KansasJake! This will be my second replacement, and my Doc only does knees. His practice has a roving rodeo treatment center and they take care of all of those guys. He teaches other docs how to do knees! He did great on my first one, so I'm not too worried about the second. And yes...

Sorry to hear of your impending surgery also!!! Best of luck to you!

Its going to depend on your warp thread size. Thicker warp strings will produce a wider band, and vice versa. 20 thick warp threads may produce a 1" band. I would go for something that is about 4" wide, that should cover most anything you want to do. You will have to play around with...

Well, now that's always an option!!!

Oh, yes I have, many times, had the other knee replaced a year and a half ago. Laying down wont work around here, we have these evil things growing wild called goat heads (aka cat claw). They are 1000 times more evil than leggo's in the middle of the night.

Yeah, but it takes so much of the enjoyment out of gardening when I can only stare out the window at it. I do have herb beds already and grapes/berries/horseradish/rhubarb so that may just have to be it.

In my defense, I trashed my knee a few weeks ago, and cant stand well enough to shoot, let alone throw a hawk right now. Might have to have the sucker replaced this spring

Raised beds or not, depending on what the doc says I may be going in for a replacement. Pretty much the entire growing season will be shot.

I am, but I know if I do anything other than start stuff in the house, I'll regret it. As it is my apple trees are confused, they started to bud out then we got a freeze. Prob lost the four remaining trees I had. Not even sure if my knees will let me do a garden this year.

There is also a Colonials in Colorado Facebook page if you do Facebook.

Bump for uno!

Yup! We are having a Colonial play day at our place in April also and Ed will be there. There is a post here for it.

That would be Ed, and that's where I saw you!!

LOL! Your boy looks familiar. Did you see a woman in a tricorn gimping around on a cane? That was me

Well, the fort is in an industrial area, and up against farmland.

We were there too!!! Had a good time!!

Great job! Congratulations!

I did beef jerky and parched corn as my blanked prize, it left second, and the guy who picked first groaned he didn't take it.

Beautiful!

looking forward to seeing the finished product! You have a beautiful "canvas" to start with.