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Rather than throwing a perfectly good "Artistic" bowl away. Take it and=

put it into a microwave for about 3-4 minutes at 20%. Any hitchhikers
become "Crispy Critters!" and you have a work of art.
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robo hippy wrote:
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I was at a show on July 4th weekend, and a woman called my attention to=

one of my bowls on the shelves. She said "I saw the sawdust and didn't
think it should be there. I noticed a bug eating your bowl". Sure
enough, I think it was a powder post beetle ( something about the size
of a piece of pencil lead) was boring a hole into one of my big leaf
maple bowls. It was in the middle of a stack of bowls. It wasn't in the=

bowl to start (or any of my other bowls) and must have droppen in from
the surrounding trees. It was dispatched of promptly. Most unusual.
robo hippy.
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And you can eat the bugs. Quite tasty.

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Will R.
Jewel Boxes and Wood Art
http://woodwork.pmccl.com
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who have not got it.=94 George Bernard Shaw