My great-nephew, Noah, called up the other day and commissioned me to do this Eagle walking stick. I made it from the limb of a Mulberry tree that grew in my parents' yard – Noah's great-grandparents' yard – in Drewryville, Virginia, so it has special meaning for both of us.
Monday, March 16, 2009
The eagle has (been) sanded
My great-nephew, Noah, called up the other day and commissioned me to do this Eagle walking stick. I made it from the limb of a Mulberry tree that grew in my parents' yard – Noah's great-grandparents' yard – in Drewryville, Virginia, so it has special meaning for both of us.
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This is Noah I saw your blog and the eagle walking stick is so great. It has a part of you and my grandaddy Owen Thankyou very very much for making it. I can't wait to see it. I wish I could see your workshop.My mom showed me this web site and I got to see all of the cool things you made. I hope I see you soon. Love your friend Noah
This is Noah I saw your blog and the eagle walking stick is so great. It has a part of you and my grandaddy Owen Thankyou very very much for making it. I can't wait to see it. I wish I could see your workshop.My mom showed me this web site and I got to see all of the cool things you made. I hope I see you soon. Love your friend Noah
I wish I had a cool something carved by my Uncle Wayne , out of wood from my Grandaddy and Granmamas yard!!!
I just love all your cool things and great photos on your blog!
I'm am so happy and proud of your great accomplishments!!!
love always!
Pat
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