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Old 06-05-2006, 07:53 PM
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Added some pics to my gallery of the second stage of my ongoing driftwood project. I have a feeling this is going to be one of those "never actually complete" projects of mine
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I very much like the way you've made a base for it so it will stand on it's own! It will make it much easier to transport and to take to shows, etc. when it grows up.

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Thanks...I was originally thinking I'd hang it somehow but my husband surprised me by putting together a stand for it while I was at the Redlands show a few weekends ago. I love that it gave me some extra mounting space and some room for props. I'm thinking of adding a starfish or small anchor to the center part of the trunk.
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I'm thinking of adding a starfish or small anchor to the center part of the trunk.
PS - 50 is not old!
That would be beautiful, Do it!
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I made 2 beach trips in the past week, hoping to find something interesting but didn't come up with anything at either beach. My sister-in-law was visiting and she suggested the anchor idea, which I love. I'm still searching...this is a project that I don't think will ever be actually complete. There will always be some sort of tweaking going on...
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I know you'll find something cool. And I know 50 isn't really old, it's just that when you've done what I did when you were younger you get surprized when you live through it all.
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Added some pics to my gallery of the second stage of my ongoing driftwood project. I have a feeling this is going to be one of those "never actually complete" projects of mine
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Hey, nice work Sue. I know, when you got so much orchid mounting space, its hard to let it go to waste. How are the roots doing? Have they attached themselves yet?
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