The art of the Woodcutter, Altishane School
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The art of the Woodcutter, Altishane School
Image: © Kenneth Allen Taken: 11 Jul 2006
Several years ago, some trees behind the school were blown down by the wind. These articles displayed in the front porch were donated by the woodcutter and were carved out of the fallen trunks. The interesting thing is that each item is carved with a chainsaw from the one section of the tree and nothing is joined together.
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