| Delbert McCartney brought in a really attractive bowl from Service. |
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He also had a pretty bowl from spaulted Beech |
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and a square covered dish turned from Maple and spaulted Maple.
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| Tom Schottle showed us a couple of wonderful Ambrosia Maple bowls. |
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| Tom also showed us a nested set of bowls from Cherry. |
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He had a large bowl turned from a Black Ash burl, which won Sue Harris’, first place award. |
| Dave Jones brought in a couple of nice lidded boxes from Canary wood and Walnut. |
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One was a "rocking box". This one took Sue Harris' second prize. |
| Dave also had an attractive little platter from a Pear crotch |
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and a really nice natural edge bowl from a Maple burl. |
| John Crede showed us a couple of nice segmented bowls. One was from Sassafras and Walnut. |
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The other was from Jonathan Apple and Brazilian Cherry with a machined decorative groove. |
| Joe Smith brought in a couple of really beautiful salad bowls. |
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Joe also had a couple of large vases turned end grain. |
| One was from a large burl. |
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| Byron Young brought in an attractive bowl turned from Cherry. |
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| Bill Morris showed us a couple of examples of Empress Tree wood (Paulownia). | |
| Dave Stevens, our visitor, brought in a Yew root he was turning, to get some suggestions on how to proceed. |
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Rich Northrop brought in a very nice bowl from Cedar.
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| Gray Gibbs showed us a flat bowl from spaulted Apple. |
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He also had an attractive natural edge bowl from an Oak burl |
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| Jim Morrison brought in some of the items he had worked on at last month’s demonstration. He finished them off so we could see the completed product. |
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