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11 o'clock news


The top picture is a deckle, under construction, for paper making.
Second picture is a 20"X 20" paper mold.
Third pictures is a very imperfect paper produced using the above two items and the bucket Mariko was mixing.
Well.. Irene (Ivo) was very close to right.
Sometime back, see, I posted a pic showing paper made in Thailand out of elephant dung.
So!l,, I figured if the Thais can sell elephant dung paper to discriminating visitors, such as myself, maybe I could make a good paper out of moose turds too sell to eco-friendly visitors to Alaska (such as yourselves when you stop by.).
Our moose's winter diet consists almost entirely of willow and cottenwood bark and twigs, -ideal for papermaking if cleaned and ground and pounded and ground, -so I thought let the moose grind it and then..!
Hence this project.
But alas the fibers were far too coarse to make a suitable paper.
Thus the old saying I am sure you are all familiar with:
Mills made of moose grind slowly and dang it, they don't really grind very well at all!
So that's the eleven o'clock news, over to you, Chet!
Second picture is a 20"X 20" paper mold.
Third pictures is a very imperfect paper produced using the above two items and the bucket Mariko was mixing.
Well.. Irene (Ivo) was very close to right.
Sometime back, see, I posted a pic showing paper made in Thailand out of elephant dung.
So!l,, I figured if the Thais can sell elephant dung paper to discriminating visitors, such as myself, maybe I could make a good paper out of moose turds too sell to eco-friendly visitors to Alaska (such as yourselves when you stop by.).
Our moose's winter diet consists almost entirely of willow and cottenwood bark and twigs, -ideal for papermaking if cleaned and ground and pounded and ground, -so I thought let the moose grind it and then..!
Hence this project.
But alas the fibers were far too coarse to make a suitable paper.
Thus the old saying I am sure you are all familiar with:
Mills made of moose grind slowly and dang it, they don't really grind very well at all!
So that's the eleven o'clock news, over to you, Chet!
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