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Remember those candy straws filled with honey? Who knew that Honeysuckle produced wood with the same golden yellow color? About 5 feet 6 inches tall, when I saw how the branches had grown together to make an interesting knot I knew it would make an interesting walking stick – if you hold it just below that knot the knot makes a natural guard to protect your knuckles. Honeysuckle seems to be pretty strong and takes a very high polish. Spar Varnish really brought out the color variations in the wood – spalting produces streaks of blue-green which are very attractive. Thanks for looking, questions, comments and critiques are always welcome.
-- Leafherder
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WoodenFrog
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#1 posted 87 days ago
Pretty Neat!! Nice work!
-- Robert B. Sabina, Ohio.....
farmerdude
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#2 posted 87 days ago
I’ve never seen a knot like that. You’ve made a great looking walking stick, nice job.
-- Jeff in central Me.
Bluepine38
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#3 posted 86 days ago
Very nice walking stick, when you mentioned knuckle guard, my next thought was that it would be a great
shillelagh. Beautiful protector. Thank you for sharing.
-- As ever, Gus-the 74 yr young apprentice carpenter
leafherder
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#4 posted 85 days ago
Thanks for the great comments. Glad you like it.
-- Leafherder
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