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For sale in Seaside, Oregon. This beautiful adornment can be yours for a mere $395.
Somewhat squat, it looks rather like a gnome to me.
Alive in the superungnome.
Taken at the North Wales Country Fair in Bala. This was part of the display by Axe-men where they were carving wood with chainsaws.
It turns out that chainsaw carving is much harder work and more time intensive than the artists make it look (though a larger chainsaw might help when it comes to large chunks of tree). When a huge ceder had to come down I saved some rounds to add some monster mushrooms to to the front yard, but I have yet to finish. I may satisfy myself with my with a nice mallet and chisels.
There was, of course, a chainsaw event. When he held up the round that he had cut and told us it was a rabbit, someone objected that it looked nothing like one. He said he'd seen on on the road, today, that was identical. The Hanford Mills Museum will be shutting down for the Winter, but they are ending the year with a festival including demonstrations of mill work, crafts, and lumberjack skills.
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..or how would you call this statue? ;)
[All these pictures have been taken at the "Chainsaw Carving - Europan Open 2009" event at the little village "Steinbeck" near Bispingen in Northern Germany.
Little village, but this is quite an event with a whole lot of international chainsaw carving artists from all over the world.
www.kunst-mit-kettensaegen.de/ (sadly German only as far as I can see.. ) ]