This morning (Sunday) I've been at 'The Bonsai Shed' with Andrew Barber, hiding from the rain! After a good cup of coffee, we got to work, him carving, repotting & styling a large Chinese Elm belonging to a client of his, and me carving a wisteria I recently acquired, which had two prominent chop stubs. One was near the top of the trunk, and the other from a lower branch. Some of this deadwood had started rotting, and woodlice had gotten behind the bark.
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8/12/2014 01:15:03 pm
Hi Alex,
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Bryan Carrick
10/12/2014 12:54:49 pm
Thanks Alex. I have just started carving my trees to enhance them! When you get time a quick blog on the tools you use would help ;-0 I have put together a Carving album on my site now......warts and all Lol!
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