alan morrison
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wm460
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Great looking pen Alan.
alan morrison
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Alan, that a stunning piece of wool... Love the colour and it goes well with the opal..
Well done mate
The timber is dyed Tassie Oak ( though no wool about it )
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alan morrison
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Did you know that there is no such thing as Tasmanian Oak
That's the name that you colonialists gave to it.
I know that it's a Eucalyptus, but Tassie Eucalyptus doesnt have the same ring to it.
Penpal
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Beaut pen mate,exciting timber. I know it as Tasmanian Oak.