Adam and Will are joiend by Kayte Sabicer this week to talk about their plans for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, Adam’s preproduction for his next show, and making things out of tree stumps. Plus, a few new competition show recommendations.
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If you want another British competition show for kids that’s right down your alley, try LEGO Masters. A range of contestants, from as young as nine to as old as 60 compete together in the same creative competition making cool Lego creations from scratch.
Welcome to Austria Adam, sorry about the lacklustre weather. If you need some ideas for things to do inside which aren’t in the Museums Quartier then maybe check out Time Travel Vienna or Haus des Meeres. Aside from the Christmas markets at the Rathaus and Shoenbrunn make sure you check out the ones Am Hof and at Spittelberg. If you take the City Airport Train say hi to my wife 🙂
Hi Adam. You mentioned you’re enjoying a documentary about the 70’s. If you like that, check out the new sitcom called ‘The Kids Are Alright’ I think it’s on ABC. It’s very funny, about a family with 8 kids in the 1970’s…takes me back to my childhood…
Long haired Jamie riding a horse…. sounds majestic.
If you like Great British Bake Off, I hope you’ve seen Making It with Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman. Such a sweet show with makers helping each other win.
And if you like Gordon Ramsey when he’s not shouting, try The F Word. It’s all about passion, with very little yelling, especially after the first season.
I really need to get an arborist to thin out my five maples, two apples and an ash. There are plenty of people who will chop them down and cut them up locally, but no one who can go into them and cut out the overgrowth without looking like a home flow-be haircut. Also when we were kids my mother cut the end off of the tv cord at the beginning of summer. Little did she know that there were plugs at the local hardware store that just clipped on the end of the cord without stripping it.
Timber framers have all kinds of semi-portable tools for breaking down giant things with some reasonable degree of precision.
https://www.timberwolftools.com/mafell-zsx-ec-400-chain-beam-saw
Kiln drying is a bit more of a commitment, unfortunately.
Hey Norm, I’ve been watching these things quite a lot over the last few days over on Youtube and its been really hit and miss trying to watch them in order as I haven’t been able to find a Playlist, does one exist?