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I had a photo that kind of looked better, but it didn't have that funny woman on the left, so I picked this one :)
I saw an article in the paper today about how the NJ Fish & WIldflife dept was looking for any sitings of the eastern box turtle in NJ. It is very rare and very endangered. I remember finding this turtle while hiking up in the Ramapo area and I tyhought... could this be one? Sure as hell looks like it to me. I*ve reported the siting but it was literally 3 yrs ago. Still worth investigating I figure.
Just a quick little box, for fun. Lacewood sides, Zebrawood on top. Tiniest hinges I've ever seen, but they seem fine. The box is 3 inches by 4 inches by about 3 and half inches tall.
I really like the look of Lacewood's endgrain, so I left the end grain showing on the front and back, as a feature, rather than mitre the corners like I might normally do.
I bought this box back in the 80's it is handpainted, I got it at a garage sale for 75 cents. I like the colors.
The light source, breaking through a thin surface of thin paper to beam through the cardboard box, creates a strong difference in shadows and casts a ray of light on the closest objects to the outside of the lid. Direct light, with dark shadows that contrast with an obvious light source, can be seen through this photo by the dramatic difference.
I'm trying to currently get hold of a few boxes like that shown above... it's proving harder than I thought. :/
A few references to the word 'box' during Boombox and Station Manager Denis McEvoy has a laughing fit. Taken: October 13, 2010.
Custom Cardboard Boxes shaped in unique styles are the most adored packaging
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My first bento box, Casey gave to me for Christmas 4 years ago. It is my favorite. It is huge for a bento,so I use it to keep baked goods in