My log cabin is finished and my workshop which was to be in it, has had to be moved to the garage, which is more suitable for drilling and sawing etc The log cabin is now my writing and drawing place and will provide a good space to complete the numerous illustrations required for the book I am engaged in writing I read somewhere that a surprisingly large proportion of authors prefer to work in a quiet
bolt-hole out in the garden. Perhaps there they can let their creative
juices flow away from the distractions they’d otherwise encounter in the
main home or in a traditional office space. Not even a phone for many,
and certainly no spouse, kids or visitors to disturb them. Perhaps this,
together with the peace and tranquility which the garden lends, is the
secret to their success …well you never know, it might work for me too!
I've had a number of emails and posts asking when I aim to be back so here is an update for now and normal service will return shortly
The code breaking has continued despite the hiatus caused by moving house and helping my family in several tasks, including building another log cabin, clearing and tidying another one's garden and of course my own self-imposed plans.
I read with fascination the many claims to know the secret to Bessler's wheel, and remember how many times I also made the same claim, only to discover that I was wrong. I told myself back then, that I would not make the same mistake again...until I had found a work-around that would satisfy the demands of Bessler's wheel, without conflicting with the accepted laws of physics - well I have known of such a concept for several months but I was unable to figure out how to build it into a working wheel. Now I have a complete design and it is all due to Bessler's clues and all I have to do is build it.
But I think that I have said too much already, I don't want to follow a certain person's lead on the BW forum, who has so far achieved about 90,000 views without actually saying anything! So although I believe I have the secret I don't want anyone thinking I am making a claim to actually have it, I just think/hope I have...along with all the many others who also think they do.
The book so far contains over 30 illustrations, all of which will be refined before it becomes available as a download. There are possibly going to be another 20! If you think that is a lot, I have already combined some and eliminated others. The reason for so many is that there are so many solid clues in Bessler's work that each step requires an explanation and an illustration of what it is and how it is used. I'm confident that there will be little or no argument about my explanations, but I want to get it as precise and as good as I can get it, before I release it into the world outside!
So back to the log cabin - I must post a picture of it in my next post, it is thing of beauty and I am inordinately proud of it, considering I built the whole thing single handed.
Back soon, happy wheeling!
JC
