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Old 02-14-2007, 06:00 PM
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I've finally gotten around to posting the last post on the Indian in the Snow project on my Blog. With it's completion I have designated my shop a "Snow-free" zone for a while so I can do some warmer projects.
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Lynn.
Thank you once again.
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Lynn:
Really enjoyed you taking time to share this with us,thanks a bunch.
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Real nice Lynn! You're blog is great! I'm glad you chose to provide this great information on your carvings.

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Lynn,
I aint never and don't plan to enter a carving competetion, But i was a wondering. do the judges take down points from your carving for not being carved from one piece of wood , and do they say anything negative about using props ( wire not wood ,cloth not wood , etc) looks like you have as much fun as I do trying to think up ways to make the carvings funny . thank you for sharing with us'ens when you could be carving and making the big bucks lol.
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