Log & Sab tree stump Table, Skeleton in grain

a skeleton with a skirt.. haha. nice piece.

I love the grain of this peice!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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freaky

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didn’t see that grain figure until I went back for a second look.
that’s pretty cool.

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Did I see a few “bullet” plugs in the skeleton? He must have been a gangster!

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Nice… Is that Oak?

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For someone who’s been shot…he looks happy!

You’ve inspired me to get a picture of a rustic flitch bench that looks a bit like a Moai.

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Yes… White Oak
Whats a moai? Thanks!

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Easter Island Moai pictures: http://www.flickr.com/photos/vtveen/369744805/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulkelly/316553333/

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Oh Ya those guys…. we have them in Texas too… LOL
http://www.texasbob.com/travel/tbt_easter.html

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You would stick your lower lip out if they put a big stone on your head and made you stand there, too… Did you ever meet Al Shepperd, Ted?

I also want to know if that wood rattles every time you move it. Fascinating stuff!

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