Here's what to do when a storm takes out the tree in your front yard
Chain Saw Artist at Work
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That's pretty cool!
There's a house in Bend where they did something similar a few years ago. They took down a couple of trees (due to a perceived house-crushing hazard), and a chainsaw artist carved the standing remains...but not quite as elaborate as this.
There's a house in Bend where they did something similar a few years ago. They took down a couple of trees (due to a perceived house-crushing hazard), and a chainsaw artist carved the standing remains...but not quite as elaborate as this.
Bigfoot Dave
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It's absolutely amazing how these artists can look at a piece of wood and turn it into a piece of art. Thank you Ski3pin and Merry Christmas to all, Bigfoot Dave
If your wanderings ever take you through Bridgeport, WA there are a number of chainsaw carvings along the road as you drive through town,
Smokecreek1
Smokecreek1
Wow-my neighbor (a retired fs guy) used to do that with stumps and old rounds-he did bears and horses. Still something to see!
Smoke
Smoke
Kolockum
Still Wandering
That is absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing!
craig333
Riley's Human
Amazing
PaulT
Need gumbo
Sheesh! I dunno. I've lost twenty chickens to racoons and coyotes over the last 15 months. It just ain't right to allow someone with advanced chainsaw & airbrush skills to create more predators so quickly. 
I'm wasting away having to eat pale yellow tasteless supermarket eggs.
Other than that, nice use of an old neighbor.
Paul
I'm wasting away having to eat pale yellow tasteless supermarket eggs.
Other than that, nice use of an old neighbor.
Paul
