Have you seen the back of the new penny. Kyle days Lincoln has an axe. I say it's a croquet mallet. He says why would he have a croquet mallet. I said I didn't know but he does. He's sitting on a wall reading a book beside his croquet mallet.
It's a wood splitting mallet used with a V-shaped piece of iron (a wedge) in a log and hit is with the mallet. You can see the wedge sticking in the top of the log to the right of the mallet. He'd rather be reading than working. LOL
Yes, I see the wedge in the top of the log, and the mallet for driving it further into the wood - when he finished that chapter. I'd rather read than split logs, too!
It's a wood splitting mallet used with a V-shaped piece of iron (a wedge) in a log and hit is with the mallet. You can see the wedge sticking in the top of the log to the right of the mallet. He'd rather be reading than working. LOL
ReplyDeleteWTG, Jean. You are correct!
DeleteYou both are wrong and Barb nailed it on Facebook. Rail splitting is what he did.
ReplyDeleteHe also loved to read.
Have a fabulous day honey. Big hug to you and my very best to Roche. ♥♥♥
Yes, I see the wedge in the top of the log, and the mallet for driving it further into the wood - when he finished that chapter. I'd rather read than split logs, too!
ReplyDeleteIt's not Lincoln. It's a young Gregory Peck. Lol!
ReplyDeleteLike Lincoln, I'd rather read than split logs...or most anything!
ReplyDeleteBig hugs, honey..
I did not nail it on Facebook - Google nailed it.
ReplyDeleteBut it IS a mallot, and why the heck couldn't he hit his croquet ball with his mallot?
I mean after his log was split and his book was read, of course.
In his Stubbs and Wootton croquet boots.
Next problem?
:)
Happy Friday, dear friend. xoxo
Bee, I say Lincoln is reading instructions on the game of croquet.LOL. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
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