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My American Landscape III

Posted by conradfrank on March 18, 2017September 15, 2017

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Madrid, NM and environs

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One of my consistent sources of free wood has been Spokane’s south hill. After major weather events, major limbs from maple, sycamore and oak are my favorite. Occasionally a pine will drop and the sliced up trunks are good fun. This weeks wind storm was pretty tragic. One person died. At Comstock Park well over 20 trees felled. It currently looks more like a select logging site than a park.

This one. A piece of sycamore from the south hill. Last years’ major windstorm. When oil has been applied, it will become a lovely golden hand-full of smooth softness.

So. It has been a bit since the lathe and I have hung out. Started on a bigger piece of cherry. Ran into some rot. Applied some wood stabilizer. Came back to a fatal crack. Went onto a little piece of sycamore. Check the next post.

Elm. Softwood embraced by hardwood. Oh the tear-out. Re-cut and sanding, much sanding. It fits nicely into the palm of your hands.

One of my rejects. See the entire collection at ConradFrank.com/shop. Part of this years #littlespokaneriverartiststudiotour Enjoy

This is what an individual product will look like in my store. Enough detail to see the wonder of each object. Think gifts. @littlespokanestudios

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