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Jr Gent in Cherry Blossom

nimrod

nimrod

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Very nice pen Angelo, I have a cherry blossom tree in my garden for which I have some good turning ideas, but I'm not allowed to cut it down I just sweep up the blossom in the Spring and the leaves in the Autumn.

Robin
 
angelo49

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I just sweep up the blossom in the Spring and the leaves in the Autumn
Robin, it's amazing, the amount of blossoms and leaves these trees produce.
My neighbor has an even bigger one than mine, so both of us pray for a shift in the wind.:ciggrin:

Is your tree slowly getting turned?
Mark it's about 60 years old, hollow as hell, but the blossoms and leaves just keep coming.
As a branch breaks off I just cut back into the good wood.

Is it a JR Apprentice gent kit Angelo?
Eamonn, it's a Jr Gent from Rizheng
 
Buckeye

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A great piece of cherry, great pen:thumbs:

Peter
 
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