Flowers and other Flora
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lion rock said:chrysoberyl,
very nice.
-r
Click said:chrysoberyl said:
Lovely. Nicely done.
Thank you and thank you!
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npdien said:dpc said:
I posted this in another forum, but it goes here as well. Not flowers, of course, but definitely "other flora".
Cedar forest in the mountains of the Canadian Rocky Mountains a week ago Saturday.
Nice landscape, Dpc.
Thanks, npdien.
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Well, since I got away with it last time I thought I'd post an update to my planter as another "flower shot". 
This has turned into a small nightmare since today I was working with outside temperatures around 2C and it was windy and not much sun.
Remaining (if you have an imagination) is some mountain peaks and their reflection in the water below. I only have the bluish granite that represents the water flowing under the bridge. Yes that's supposed to be a bridge! Cutting granite to a fine point is ...... a pain, since it almost always fractures. The planter should have been "trued up" but I was careless and so there is a little unevenness to the surface that I'll have to polish down in places - ugh.
There, now I feel better. Hopefully I have some sympathy from CR members. :'(
Jack
This has turned into a small nightmare since today I was working with outside temperatures around 2C and it was windy and not much sun.
Remaining (if you have an imagination) is some mountain peaks and their reflection in the water below. I only have the bluish granite that represents the water flowing under the bridge. Yes that's supposed to be a bridge! Cutting granite to a fine point is ...... a pain, since it almost always fractures. The planter should have been "trued up" but I was careless and so there is a little unevenness to the surface that I'll have to polish down in places - ugh.
There, now I feel better. Hopefully I have some sympathy from CR members. :'(
Jack
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Jack,
Sorry I can't give you sympathy 8) !
I can, however, give you high praise.
The bridge is the first thing I noticed and the scene beyond the bridge, too. Completely well done ;D ;D !
Great job. Keep warm and chip away!
-r
Sorry I can't give you sympathy 8) !
I can, however, give you high praise.
The bridge is the first thing I noticed and the scene beyond the bridge, too. Completely well done ;D ;D !
Great job. Keep warm and chip away!
-r
Jack Douglas said:Well, since I got away with it last time I thought I'd post an update to my planter as another "flower shot".
This has turned into a small nightmare since today I was working with outside temperatures around 2C and it was windy and not much sun.
Remaining (if you have an imagination) is some mountain peaks and their reflection in the water below. I only have the bluish granite that represents the water flowing under the bridge. Yes that's supposed to be a bridge! Cutting granite to a fine point is ...... a pain, since it almost always fractures. The planter should have been "trued up" but I was careless and so there is a little unevenness to the surface that I'll have to polish down in places - ugh.
There, now I feel better. Hopefully I have some sympathy from CR members. :'(
Jack
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