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Old 05-10-2009, 03:14 AM
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royday, what kind of carving are you trying first?

Five miles from Ruskington. Not far. My wife has been there a couple of times, but I have not made it yet. Hoping to do so soon. They visited our side of the pond last summer.
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Hi, I've started relief carving a back for an octagonal seat round a tree in a village near here.Different beginners are carving a backrest each. Each one will have a different theme,mine will be THE LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER. These panels are in English oak..Regards royday
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Old 05-10-2009, 08:37 PM
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Royday, that sounds like a great project. I haven't done any relief carving, but am scheduled to begin a class next Sunday.

We have a towel with the Lincolnshire Poacher on it with the lyrics to the song, and a Lincolnshire Imp door knocker.

I love the project. If you could keep us posted with progress and some pictures that would be great!!
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Welcome Royday! You have come to the right place you will find all the help you need for about anything you need help with.

Safe Carving and God Bless,

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Old 05-13-2009, 11:16 PM
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Hi royday! I'm new here as well and a wee bit of a computer moron...members have been very helpful with my questions. You're from my Mom's home country. Welcome and enjoy!
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