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| The bench that Mike built. |
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| It looks like something you'd happen upon in a forest. |
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| Mr. Slivovitz and Mr. Utopian would like you to join them in the garden. |
Mike carved this bench. He started work in the spring. It needed some lengthy curing.
It's done now and in its rightful spot in the back yard by the garden.
I think he did a magnificent job and I am so grateful to have it.
That is beautiful. A true work of art.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a wonderful addition to the garden! And I love that the carvings have such whimsical names.
ReplyDeleteI bet you will have many, many years of enjoyment out of that bench.
Thank you, Laurita.
ReplyDeleteCrabby, it is a wonderful addition. I can sit out there and enjoy the calm energy of it and the garden. Thanks.
It truly is gorgeous! A charming addition to your garden.
ReplyDeleteKudos to Mike!
Magnificent indeed! Let me give you the address where you can send it to me.
ReplyDeleteIt's marvelous! If I didn't have a list of projects longer than my arm already I'd start planning some wood carving of my own.
ReplyDeleteMary Anne in Kentucky
Very, very nice. So much better to have hand made than if you bought it at some big outdoor gardening store or something.
ReplyDeleteCould use a bench like that here in the windy desert. Pretty sure it wouldn't blow away. And those eagle heads sure look like they mean business. Tell him, great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone,
ReplyDeleteBag Lady, I'll pass on the kudos.
David, that's a wonderful compliment.
Mary Anne, sounds like it gave you ideas.
Chris, hand made means so much more.
Ron, he consulted plenty of photos to get the heads right.
Oh that is lovely Mike!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Leah.
That is worth waiting for.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Reb and Messymimi.
ReplyDeleteThat's just fantastic. That man is very talented.
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