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Old 06-10-2006, 05:59 PM
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It's hard to see detail in some photos that are uploaded, usually it's because they are too dark, I often download them and lighten them up just to see what the heck it's a picture of..
With Dylan's first pic of the carving something didn't look right until I saw his actual photo, then I realized what was happening at the roof line, his carving had caught the way the wall slopes out to the underside of the roof.
BTW I guess earlier I should have said vertical side wall at the entrance which slopes out to provide more over hang at the entrance .

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Old 06-10-2006, 08:48 PM
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Gord, you're right in that it is a gable roof.

Susan, Sometimes a picture alone isn't enough, I guess that this was one of them. I appreciate your concern and questions. It shows that your watching closely. And that I'm not explaining things very well. Hopefully today's progress picture will make things clear.

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Old 06-12-2006, 09:14 AM
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Here's what I got done yesterday. I've started detailing the leaf areas.

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Dylan, I've been following this thread each day.
Your natural ability is already showing through on this one as well.
Great composition and theme. Very cool to watch it come to life.
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Great watching the carving progress Dylan. You are doing a fine job, I hope you are enjoying yourself as much as we are watching you!!!

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Ok, here's what I got done to day.

Bob, thank you. I'm glad that you and Thor, and everyone else have been watching. It makes it more fun for me. This time the credit for the composition goes to the picture taker, (I think it was my grandmother.) But it was a job making a pattren.

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Dylan, that is beautiful already! You certainly are a very talented young man! Thanks for sharing with us! Deborah
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..now this is a very infomative thread, we could use more of this!!!

...keep up the great work Dylan, I'm enjoying the discussion. Thanks Irish for all the background information, its quite useful!
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Old 06-14-2006, 01:27 PM
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Well, this is what I got done yesterday.

Deborah, thank you.

Rocket39, I'm glad you've found this thread infomative. I've tryed to make it self explanatory.

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Hi Dylan, I can almost hear a horse &
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