neil mackay
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Bob Gibson
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I don't have any clue as to do anything like that. Amazing work Neil 
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Neil ounce again you did what you do so well. Great job.
Al Launier
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If this isn't a trade secret how doooooo you do that? 
Spectacular! 
Spectacular! 
larry merlau
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If this isn't a trade secret how doooooo you do that?
Al its a special kind of wood that grows with those spiral grain inclusions in it and Neil lives in the area that they grow very well in
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Another signature piece, Hughie!
Way to give away the secret, Larry.
Al its a special kind of wood that grows with those spiral grain inclusions in it and Neil lives in the area that they grow very well in
Way to give away the secret, Larry.
Al Launier
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I suspect that proverbial tributary is calling again.
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Absolutely beautiful pieces of art. Thank you for showing them.
Enjoy,
JimB
Enjoy,
JimB
Al Launier
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Al its a special kind of wood that grows with those spiral grain inclusions in it and Neil lives in the area that they grow very well in
I knew that! I grow "spiral" melons that look very similar to that. After planting I go out & give each one a twist every day. I call it the "twist-a-day" technique and they love me for it! This way they have a place to spit out their seeds so I don't have to do it. After a few days of training they do it all by themselves. I call them my "Smart Melons". Then there are the "Dumb Melons" that just sit there & watch the others grow & twist. Oh well, no one said it would be easy.