Bear tree for Barbara (Jendellas) by danapommet

Photography • Objects • posted on Jul 19, 2015

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The upper half of the state of New Hampshire lives by a different set of rules than the rest of the world. If you have a dead pine tree or an unwanted pine tree, in your yard, you call the chainsaw guys and you have a work of art by the end of the day. Staining is extra. We are off to York Beach, Maine on Monday. Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated. Dana

Comments (26)

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MrsRatbag

9:52PM | Sun, 19 July 2015

There's a lot of that around here too; eagles as well as bears are quite popular, as are otters. Might as well make it art, right? Fantastic shot, Dana!

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Faemike55

10:05PM | Sun, 19 July 2015

wonderful capture Dana Have fun at York Beach

danapommet

11:13PM | Sun, 19 July 2015

I will be looking for lighthouses!

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giulband

11:21PM | Sun, 19 July 2015

Wonderful sculpture and a very well taken image !

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junge1

12:56AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

Cool idea Dana. Nicely captured!

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durleybeachbum

1:08AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

What a great idea!

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jayfar

1:27AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

This is a fab carving and image. I can't bear to think what they are all looking up to !!!

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Jean_C

1:44AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

An amazing sculpture, superb capture, Dana!

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mtdana

2:20AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

Very cute - great artwork!!!

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Leije

4:17AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

Amazing sculpture made with a chainsaw, excellent shot, Dana !

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jmb007

5:31AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

jolie

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CavalierLady

7:29AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

Chainsaw artists are so talented to be able to create this! Great shot Dana.

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eekdog Online Now!

7:33AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

Darn nice shot of the bears. Best lg view.

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pat40

9:40AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

superb shot. have a great time away

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jendellas

11:27AM | Mon, 20 July 2015

AWWWWWE, I want one, what a super idea. In our town some people & the council have got carvings on the trees, will try & take some pics. Thanks. xx Have a wonderful time, more pics to come. xxx

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sossy

2:48PM | Mon, 20 July 2015

cute and fantastic woodwork! thats a good idea to create something wonderful out of trunks! ;o)

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Richardphotos

3:06PM | Mon, 20 July 2015

great sculpture and capture

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Erestorfan

5:16PM | Mon, 20 July 2015

I love these carvings! There are a few places around the Ossipee area that sell them. Amazing what you can do with a chainsaw besides cutting down a tree or taking your leg off, LOL. Hope you had fun in York Beach!! Did you get any taffy from Goldenrod's? I love the peanut butter the best!

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flavia49

5:50PM | Mon, 20 July 2015

wonderful

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RodS Online Now!

8:38PM | Mon, 20 July 2015

Now that is just outrageously cool! A most delightful sculpture, and what a great shot of it! You have some wonderful photography in your gallery! Just faved you - don't know how I've missed you for so long.

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SunriseGirl

12:50AM | Tue, 21 July 2015

At first I thought this was taken somewhere in Oregon. There are also many sculptures like this there. Is the tree still rooted in the ground here or do they cut it off first, create the sculpture and then place it where they want?

danapommet

9:49PM | Thu, 23 July 2015

I couldn't tell if it was still rooted in the ground - it was surrounded by crushed stone.

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Hendesse

2:55AM | Tue, 21 July 2015

The chainsaw guys have done a good job here, it looks really good. Fantastic find and shot, excellent details!

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wysiwig

11:02PM | Tue, 21 July 2015

This is a really nice sculpture. And if it was done by chinsaw it is an incredible sculpture. Much better than the ones I saw in Puyallup, Washington years ago.

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