rocking chair build

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JPG
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What a nice view from the flat. Even nicer with the chair.

That old slat wood really makes the chair pop IMHO!



Well Done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:cool:
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I am in awe, what a great project!
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Wonderful chair sir and for a wonderful cause. Excellant! :D
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As I said earlier, I have loved following your progress. The out come is terrific!!
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Beautiful Rocker and beautiful thread!:D

Congratulations, Dan of Scotland!

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