I had the two sticks on the right to do, and touched up the redwood one on the left. These and two or three more finished ones inside I have been carrying around for over a year now. With this darn COVID business I cannot give them away. If you are unable to meet and interact with people how can one offer them a free hiking stick? I’m done. Not making them anymore.
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Can they be left at a watering hole with luggage label style tags tied to them saying "these are hiking sticks, please take one"? At least there's a chance somebody will adopt one.....?
It's the T-Rex! He's cute. I'd love a new hiking stick...for when I can hike the trails around here again...or if I can. I gave mine that I had for years to a son, who really doesn't need one, but he helped make it so it seemed right.
I would LOVE to have that super redwood stick! But sadly I'm too far away to come and collect it.
Maybe you can just leave them propped against a tree and someone in need would be grateful? Just a thought. They are too gorgeous to not be seen or used.
That idea has been suggested to me before but I would like to see who gets one of my sticks, plus I don’t want one to be just “found” and used for fire wood.
That idea has been suggested to me before but I would like to see who adopts one of my sticks. I will eventually find a home for them.
i would love for you to have it. But to be honest the redwood stick is quite large and not really suited for a woman’s hand, or even mine for that matter. It is more like a staff that Moses would have.
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