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Old 09-20-2010, 05:35 PM
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I like the relief work you do!!!!
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Bob,
Excellent work, always enjoy seeing your work.
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Bob,I've not sailed the seas but your carving allows me to do so. I enjoy every ship you've build and carved. Thanks for carving the things you love for I more than appreciate them.

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Keep them coming Bob ! They remind me of my days living on the coast . Hope to get back there in a couple of years .
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Bob,
As always enjoyed this. Bob, they never get old so please keep them coming. Thanks for sharing.

Safe Carving and God Bless,

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Bob, that is a very nice carving. I can hear the sails almost way up here.
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Excellent Carving Bob

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