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Goosewing Timberworks constructs building frames as heirlooms

On a sparkling spring morning before the start of the school day in Lincoln, Will Gusakov of Goosewing Timberworks visits the recently completed frame of a local building to conduct one final ceremony celebrating a milestone family investment with the placement of the final oak pin (dowel). The two children applied their artistic impulses to decorating the chosen fastener and then Will holds the five-year-old kindergartener as he climbs a short ladder and pounds the pin home. His pre-school sister looks on as her big brother was accorded the honor of the building’s baptism. / Submitted photo

Goosewing Timberworks has helped restore centuries-old structures, taught the craft around the world and built a thriving business at home in Bristol.

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