Wood was the primary fuel in the Middle Ages. All heating, cooking, metal and glass working, and pottery depended upon a reliable suppy of wood or charcoal. And charcoal is made from wood. The man who went into the forest to gather firewood was an important part of the medieval economy.
	In order to get the sides wide enough, I built the cart with the bricks upside down.
	A close-up of the inside shows how the sides are attached. The studs in the bracket are attached at the circles on the bottom of the plate, rather than between them, where they would normally be attached. This allowed me to get the sides closer to the edge of the plate.
	I have arranged some bricks to show how the sides and the seat are constructed.
	Now that the photos have been taken, the woodcutter can get back to work!