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is a no better time than during these strained economic times to
consider handcrafting wooden games, toys or furniture for your family
or as gifts. Recall a simpler time when we were young and created our
own amusements by using our imaginations and hands to transform
simple objects into playful implements or games. Gosh, I still have
and use some of the things we made with our Dad in his basement
workshop or garage back in Cape Breton - a periscope, wooden toolbox,
marble board game. At 15 years I built that water wheel and the well
replica for our garden. Mom and Dad loved it.

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Continuing our series about panoramic photography for beginners, in this article you’ll learn seven simple secrets about how to shoot your photographs to give you the best results when you stitch them together into a panorama. By applying these simple techniques, you’ll be able to come back from your next vacation with some unique images that really do capture the grandeur of the sights you’ve seen.

In the previous two articles, we learned a little about different methods of creating panoramas, and the simple tools you need to create your own panoramas.

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Every year at Halloween, jack-o-lanterns are everywhere. Many of them don’t even look like a traditional jack-o-lantern anymore. They could look like a graveyard, a haunted house, a witch on a broomstick or bats flying through the air. They’re really fun to make. So let’s go make one!

Every year at Halloween, jack-o-lanterns are everywhere. On doorsteps, on window sills, hanging as paper on walls, even as plastic candy collectors for trick-or-treaters. You can easily find them in department stores, restaurants and even along public streets. They are an absolute part of Halloween.

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