Table....or invading alien from Venus?.....awaiting inspiration

Hi Bob
That’s quite a root ball. It must have been growing in a round tub.

You’ll think of something with the Cedar. I know if I had them logs, it wouldn’t take me long to make something. A pergola sounds good though.

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Hmmmm. Wait a minute. I think MsDebbieP’s last name is Roswell. All of this alien talk is scaring me…. lol

They are both great pieces of wood. I think we need to have Frank ask them. As far as I can tell he speaks their language the best.

-- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov

Maybe Dennis or Debbie can give some ideas? They have a knack for the rustic look. Of course we can not forget Dick either, having seen some of his work too.

-- Bill, Turlock California, http://www.brookswoodworks.com

That looks like something will come of it. The cedar logs are definately colum material. Around what, I have no idea.

-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)

yes, I’m of the alien line … lol .. it still makes me jump when I see my name being talked about.. hehehe

table: I see a tiki hut or something like that, next to a fish pond or something.
the logs? ooooooh my – I don’t think it matters what you do with these, it will be wonderful. Perhaps you can make a GiANT “table” matching your mini version.
I like the hot tub idea.

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Nice looking logs. Make great legs for a flying saucer.

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I see a dog with a frizzy hairdo gone quite awry.

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Lol…birch poodle? Strange…I resized the pictures to 480 wide but they still show too big…oh well….

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