More Hunt 67 in Ink and Markers

Hey, I didn't sketch on the porch!  I took a folding chair to the yard and sketched the edge of the side porch. 

For Scavenger Hunt From Life 67
https://creativespark.art/threads/scavenger-hunt-from-life-67-may-2-may-10.5443/

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Number 8 exterior - sketched in the ArtStreet sketchbook with Ohuhu pens and Blick Gray markers.  I shouldn't use the markers in this sketchbook they bleed to the back of the paper.  There will not be a sketch on the back of that.  I usually use both sides of the paper in the sketchbooks.

Number 9 claw - a claw hammer from Gene's tools.
Number 10 unusual art tool - an antique metal scraper that belonged to my brother, Powder.  It holds an old double edged razor blade and you loosen the wing nut to open it and to hold it closed for safety.  I use it to sharpen pencils.  I sketched it half open and closed.  You open it straight back to use as a scraper.  It has been very handy.  It has to be at least 80 years old don't you think?  He probably got it from my dad with some of the horse shoeing equipment.  Hmmmm.

My dad ran a filling station for a while.  Maybe the scraper was to remove the stickers from windshields.  It would be interesting to know.  Gene is the one that recommended I use it to sharpen my pencils.

As a working cowboy my dad did everything.  The cowboys worked the cattle, did the pluming on windmills, built fences and corrals, did road work, gardens and cared for other animals for food like chickens.  My dad was a great cook.  He was the mechanic, carpenter and electrician, too.   He had some neat tools for all his "cowboy" work and adapted many for multiple tasks.