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Old 01-07-2012, 09:26 AM
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Default Raleigh/Durham/Clayton NC area
We have a man coming to Clayton tomorrow (1-8-12) with a truck load of wood - butternut, aspen, manzanita root burls, cypress knees, cottonwood bark, and hiking sticks, such as: aspen; diamond willow; and naturally twisted sticks, vine or wrapped.
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His website is We provide a variety of quality woods for wood carving..

If you want any, it is in Clayton, 1-8-12, PM me and I will give you the address.
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I moved this post to the Carving Wood and Materials forum.
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