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justanick Member Registered: September 2005 Location: I live in Washington state, in the tri-city area. It is about 5 hr drive to Seattle Posts: 123	this one carved into a cedar root
	· Date: Sun November 6, 2005 · Views: 3,960 · Filesize: 133.5kb, 299.5kb · Dimensions: 960 x 1280 ·
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dicktilley20
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Registered: November 2005
Location: Northamptonshire, England
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Mon December 5, 2005 19:32

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Thor
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Location: Dahlonega, Georgia
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Fri December 23, 2005 18:54

Very subtle. It looks like it's been carved in there forever.
Thor

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Pete Rieger
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Registered: November 2005
Location: Quesnel,B.C.,Canada
Posts: 190

Sat December 24, 2005 18:41

I really like the weathered, ancient look. How did you achieve that effect?

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justanick
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Registered: September 2005
Location: I live in Washington state, in the tri-city area. It is about 5 hr drive to Seattle
Posts: 123

Sun December 25, 2005 05:07

thank you for the nice compliments.

Pete, the weathered look was easy,the carving was done about 8 years ago and left outside ever since.

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