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tree sculpting of sorts

paul wheaton

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posted 16 years ago

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http://www.pooktre.com/

you say "tin pot dictator" like it is a bad thing!

Pat Maas

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Location: McIntosh, NM

posted 16 years ago

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That is totally cool! ) It's amazing what the trees and creative people can do.

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posted 16 years ago

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Cool. Whenever I see a tree stump all sprouted out I think about doing something artistic with it. Those sprouts can grow fast. I can see a "ladder-back hickory" chair grown all in one piece. Then I get busy and another year rolls on by....
I'm glad somebody has the time to do this kind of thing tho.

Pat Maas

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Location: McIntosh, NM

posted 16 years ago

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Here's a link for a living lattice fence. No picture, but the how to is there. Something I'm exploring rather than another building project with rock.

http://www.canada-wine.com/wovenfence.html

Am looking to create an edible lattice fence-any suggestions?

Jeff Mathias

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Location: Westport, CA Zone 8-9; Off grid on 20 acres of redwood forest and floodplain with a seasonal creek.

posted 15 years ago

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Amazing stuff isn't it!?
Search for: 'Axel Erlandson' and 'Tree Circus' as well as the Gilroy Gardens for similar.

Jeff

"Study books and observe nature. When the two don't agree, throw out the books" -William A Albrecht
"You cannot reason a man out of a position he has not reasoned himself into." - Benjamin Franklin

I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com