| Project by junipercanyon | posted 792 days ago | 986 views | 2 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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I posted this project a couple of weeks ago but I wasn’t completely finished, but I was impatient and posted it anyway. So now I am officially done. I finished this up last night along with my twin twisted pair of lamps. Feels good to get these done because I only had one evening of work to do but kept putting it off for a couple of months now. On to the next one….
-- Juniper Canyon Design
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learnin2do
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#1 posted 792 days ago
-dang rulebreaker!! -i would be anxious to post such a beautiful job too! That is incredibly beautiful!
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#2 posted 792 days ago
Great job, where did you get the wood from.? Love the lamps nice use of some great wood.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
junipercanyon
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#3 posted 792 days ago
This limb came from Central Oregon. The juniper grows in that area like weeds. Ugly trees, but once you clean the bark off they sure have a lot of character.
-- Juniper Canyon Design
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#4 posted 792 days ago
Love it
-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso
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#5 posted 764 days ago
I was just informed today by a friend that the antler is not a shed but most probable from a couger kill as there is skull attached to the bottom that wouldn’t be there if it was a typical yearly shed. I didn’t even think about the extra bone until he pointed it out, amazing how the little details of things are missed when you don’t know you should be looking for them.
-- Juniper Canyon Design
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