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Maybe my imagination is a bit.....uh......imaginative.......but!

Odie

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......I thought this was interesting.

Mother Nature is an interesting lady!

I purchased this spalted maple bowl block recently, and had a "double-take"! :cool2:

I'm seeing a map of the world in it! 😀

Posted only for general interest to the forum.........

ooc

If anyone sees anything in their own wooden "ink blotches", let's see 'em!

(Sigmund Freud would be impressed!)
 

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I see a mouse.:cool2:

Easy on the rodent representations. 😛

Nice piece of wood, OD. Doesn't look like it's going to have soft spots, either. It's a short trip from spalt to spoilt. If you're talking Pangea, maybe there's a resemblance. If you had a big enough bandsaw maybe you could work a nice panel to put inside a turned frame for a jewelery box. Scroll up the mid-Atlantic ridge and pivot E and W from the N pole.

One of my favorite "cloud" pictures.
 

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I see a tree stump waving with his eyes bugged out. Must have been looking at a bowl gouge you have in the tool rack!😱

also see a cartoon dog waiting to be patted on the head.:cool2:
 
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