[Woodcarver] test

[GlendaKAllen at aol.com]

that's interesting Thank you.
Glenda
 
 
Glenda, 

This was a tree from someone's back yard. About half way  through its 
lifetime a limb came off and/or it was wounded in some way (tree  house 
construction or failed limb of a tire swing). It was pretty common  then 
to patch tree wounds with cement. Not too disastrous for the chain saw.  
forced me to replace a blade that was on its last legs anyway. 

Keep  on Carvin' 
-Mike B.-> 

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LOL, yeah it did  start out like a wrestling match. The block of 
butternut was a gift, but  after I hit the cement it went 14 months 
before I got up the nerve to go  after it again. Scaled the pattern down 
and mentally snuck it between the  flaws. 

14 months sounds about like me with the Charleston lady, put it  down 
takeing another look at it and trying not to get to discourged did you  
figure out how that cement got into block? 
Glenda 
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