Being the son of a carpenter who spent his life building homes and cabinet making in the Missoula area, I naturally followed with it as a hobby.  I devote my spare time, however, to things a lot smaller than buildings and furniture.  I build clocks and other small wooden things of interest.

As a former law enforcement officer, I found wood working was a very relaxing hobby “to get away from it all.”

I use all species of woods and only quality clock inserts in my wares.

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Whenever I traveled through out the Northwest and Alaska my camera was my traveling companion.  In Alaska whenever the fishing was too good or too bad, I turned my attention to photographing Grizzlies.  Pretty soon I became as obsessed with getting Griz photos as I did with catching big trout or salmon.  And the obsession soon spread to Rocky Mountain Sheep, Elk, Deer, Wolves, Mallards, Osprey and scenery.  And here I am today,  enthralled with magic of photography and its ability to turn rare moments of beauty and drama into eternal emotional experiences.

To view more of my work, visit www.robinsnaturepics.smugmug.com

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Anna Richman Taft has been working with fibers for many years.  Buzby Brocades is the business name.  Since retiring as a clinical social worker, she has exhibited and retailed at numerous Montana markets and fairs.  Products are usually handspun, always hand knit or crocheted, and sometimes felted.  She is active with the Big Sky Fiber Arts Guild, Missoula Weaver's Guild, and a weekly spinning group.  She participates in regional fiber conference workshops.  Look for Buzby Brocade items soon on ETSY, an online handmade craft market.

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