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The burl is about 200 years old. It was growing out of the roots of an ancient growth fir (stump #1) It's 2 ft in diameter and 3 feet tall. You could make a lot of bowls and clocks and things, but I think it's best use is yard art in the dream garden....
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Bill, I agree with you about leaving it as it!! I'm one of those people that say leave it there. But I have seen those bowls and what can be done to them can be equally as beautiful!!! In the hands of a sculpture, it's beautiful.
But it is a gorgeous yard art too! Weezie
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Don't forget to be kind to strangers. For some who have done this have entertained angels without realizing it. - Bible - Hebrews 13:2
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whats the vine in the 2nd one? i like the 2nd one.that is cute.it could come live in my garden anyday,but would have to stop myself from turning into a water feature.ever since seen a piece of driftwood was a water feature have wanted one.it was so neat was in a GA garden in garden art junk art whatever GW calls that forum
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