An anonymous woodturning

Lew Hodgett wrote:
> "Morris Dovey" wrote:
>
>> Last Wednesday I shot a few photos of a small family gathering in a
>> small church in a small town in Iowa - and put the pix on a simple
>> web page so family could share with friends...
>
> Anybody we know earns the nickname "Curley"?<Grin>

I haven't heard it yet, but he probably won't be thanking you for
suggesting the name... :-D

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Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/

"Morris Dovey" wrote:

> Last Wednesday I shot a few photos of a small family gathering in a
> small church in a small town in Iowa - and put the pix on a simple
> web page so family could share with friends...

Anybody we know earns the nickname "Curley"?<Grin>

Lew

Morris Dovey wrote:
> Last Wednesday I shot a few photos of a small family gathering in a
> small church in a small town in Iowa - and put the pix on a simple web
> page so family could share with friends...
>
> Except for the woodturning, the photos are in the order I took 'em. The
> turning is what serves as a baptismal font for the little prairie church
> with four rows of pews. It's about 5" tall and of indeterminate age.
>
> The stereotypical view of Iowa is probably Grant Woods' "American
> Gothic" - so I thought I'd share a glimpse of what not even he ever
> managed to capture on canvas...
>
> ...and offer a reminder that there are things that somehow manage to
> persist and triumph over even flood and wind and political mayhem.
>
> http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/Misc/Baptism/
>
The turning resembles chinaberry.

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Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

A goal is a dream taken seriously. -
Henry David Thoreau