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  1. draft51@aol.com
    09-19-2011 10:56 AM - permalink
    draft51@aol.com
    Steve, I live on Preston Terrace,just above the So River, and right in back of the Bridgeway Inn. I did'nt think anyone in the world knew where we were, thats great. Have a great day and thanks for dropping the line. fred k
  2. Steve Reed
    09-18-2011 05:20 PM - permalink
    Steve Reed
    Just noticed that you live in Marshfield Mass. Used to live in Marshfield Hills about a million years ago! (not really a million, in the late 60s, early 70s). Lived down on Damon's Point. Small world!
    Steve
  3. Cottonwood
    11-24-2010 11:53 AM - permalink
    Cottonwood
    Thanks, draft51, it has taken me a few years to discover what makes a good eye. I think that the defining issue on eye carving is the realization that the orbicular rims of the skull indents in at the lower lateral sides. This becomes appearant upon examining a skull model, hence my insistence upon an adjusted eye line to slope down to meet those indentions.
    Thanks for your encouraging comments.
    Millard

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  • About draft51@aol.com
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    Within the last 8 years I have attended many CCA carving classes all over the country /
    Location
    Marshfield Mass
    Interests
    woodcrving,golfing teaching
    Occupation
    Retired in 2007 from public safety
    How many years have you been carving?
    Carving 20 to 30 years off and on

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