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In Memoriam
Hi:
I roughed out this one last summer and really didn't expect it to survive drying because of the extensive bark inclusions that almost bisect it, so I was very pleased with the way it turned out. It is about 9" x 8 1/2" and 4 1/2" high. The little twig surviving intact was a bonus.
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Thanks for looking
Bob
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Wow Bob that came out beautiful. Well done.
Bernie
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Way to go Bob. Quite a treasure.
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Awsom!!!!! Nice NE Mr. bob.
Have wood, will turn!!
Moderator
Very unique bowl Bob - especially with the twig! Pretty wood - love all that curl! Very nice work - glad you were able to save it!
Steve
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Very nice Bob, form and figure makes for the pleasing look.
Glenn Hodges
Nashville, Georgia
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Member
Great bowl, twig is great! Can just see one of my grandkids saying "hey, whats this ?" as they break the twig off!!
Contributor
That's a beauty there Bob. I love the twig. It adds so much to the "character" of the bowl. Simply amazing!!!
Moderator
Very nice!
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In Memoriam
Keep the kids away from the twig.
Bob
Member
Great job Bob, having the twig survive adds a new dimension to the piece.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Tom
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and only 958 miles SE of Steve Schlumpf
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