By an incredible coincidence today’s rhyme “Can You Make a Horseshoe?” is the one right after yesterday’s in the Annotated Mother Goose and two before the day before… If I didn’t know any better I’d think I accidentally rigged the game.

I’m afraid, because I tweaked the angle of the bellows about five minutes in I kind of screwed up on the handle and how the apprentice would be holding it… it doesn’t help that I don’t know precisely what bellows for a seventeenth century forge would look like. (all the non automative ones I ever encountered were operated by a chain.)

Finally this is another example of how the phonetic drift of the language makes this challenge so interesting and has me wondering what “blow” and “shoe” sounded like originally.

Sketch Challenge Day 17 - Can You Make a Horseshoe?