[Mark N. Akers]

Great job on the Indian Pony Lynn,can't wait to see it finished.

[santagibbs]

I am waiting to see the creation on this here Indian pony! Yippie Ki Yo Kiya...or something like that.. I will enjoy this one for sure.. Charlotte

[Myron Compton]

Another beauty. Really nice. Keep us up on the progress....Myron

[carver6]

Do believe that ole hoss has done been rode hard n' is plum tuckered. Looks like you have another good un in the works.
Garon

[Thomp]

OK Lynn ya gave us the side views, come on give us a front and back, how else do you think us non imaginating no counts, like me can carve one like that...


i gotta ask, about the 2 pommel saddle, is the rear saddle horn for the backseat driving mother - in - law ??

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[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Originally Posted by Thomp

OK Lynn ya gave us the side views, come on give us a front and back, how else do you think us non imaginating no counts, like me can carve one like that...


i gotta ask, about the 2 pommel saddle, is the rear saddle horn for the backseat driving mother - in - law ??

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hay pard, thems saddlelites

[Kenny_S]

It be saddlelites eh?

[Claude]

Originally Posted by Thomp

...i gotta ask, about the 2 pommel saddle, is the rear saddle horn for the backseat driving mother - in - law ??
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That's to tie the rope to that has the mother-in-law's burro on it, piled high with all her posessions, that she makes poor son-in-law haul everywhere for her.

Claude

[Myron Compton]

I agree with Hi Ho Sliver, front and rear views would be great. Is the head/neck a separate piece?...Myron

[Mottles]

Lynn, thank you for sharing your indian pony project. Looking forward to following along on your progress.
I like what you have done so far and expect I'll really like the finished carving.
Kathy