Woods Joe Horseshoeing

Yee-​haw! I’m On A Horse!
SITREP
*Lifts edge of his 10-​gallon hat, looks you straight in the eye*
«What…» *spits out his chewin tobacky for emphasis*
«I’m yer huckleberry…»
«You don’t think there is still a need for shoeing horses in this day & age? If you look around Sacramento, you still see quite a bit of horses working hard on the Capitol Grounds with the State Police equestrian patrols and in Old Sacramento, Downtown, and midtown areas around Sutter’s Fort where horse-​drawn carriages still ply the boulebards. Somebody is shoeing them. And one of those „somebodies“ is Joe Woods.»
SETUP
Sacramento is still very much a horse-​town. Getting a chance to see the set-​up at Joe’s place will show that. In addition, besides knowing the arts of smithying and shoeing, Joe is a handy-​man of the highest caliber and also a craftsman. There doesn’t seem to be a piece of furniture that he can’t rehabilitate or create.
And a lot of these «lost arts» tend to come together in individuals like Joe who have a passion for understanding and working the creative nature of craftmenship before it became too mechanized.
THE LOWDOWN
Watching Joe at work will gain you a deeper understanding into the ways of many a lost art & trade from bygone years… and maybe he will give you an old horseshoe also… ;^D