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I showed the mrs a while ago and she didn't believe it was real. But it is. No sharpie.

 

Bob, I'll have a look at the bits left. Chris had a piece. Mine is about 2'' thick so could be cut again but I was worried it will get a big radial crack as it is, if it dries too quickly.

 

I showed the customer and she quite fancied it!!! I told her it was worth £500. Ha ha!!

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