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12 foot otter and babies

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What a brilliant carving, captured their playful nature perfectly!

 

How long did it take you all up?

 

 

All in,probably 5 days including assembling /dismantling scaffold, but I'd of been done sooner if I wasn't sharpening chains all the time, and using a hammer n chisel. Check out this lot, and this is about a third of what I dug out:ImageUploadedByArbtalk1412195098.290037.jpg.591f8414020b00b839c3f8985bbb28a0.jpg

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