Little Elm Gloat (Pics added)

[Christopher K. Hartley]

Not a Goat but it works just as well. Big Em was taken out by one of my neighbors today. Promised her a bowl and she said take all you can. Thest were so big I could not handle them without help.:eek: :)

[Mark Cothren]

Was it as big as this little chunk of Black Walnut that Dennis loaded by himself? :D

[Christopher K. Hartley]

OOPs! Sorry, about the pics. Today has not been the best of days for me. Please forgive.:o

[Christopher K. Hartley]

Was it as big as this little chunk of Black Walnut that Dennis loaded by himself? :D I'm not as young as I used to be.

[Mark Cothren]

Neither is Dennis...:D (or me)

Hey, that's some nice, big chunks of wood! Especially that gnarly piece on top! Can't wait to see what you turn out of that bunch.

[Mark Pruitt]

Not a Goat but it works just as well.
You realize of course that we may keep that one going for some time....:D

Nice score BTW. Looking forward to seeing what you turn from it.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Now that is some chunks of wood Chris. Can't wait to see some turnings out of those. Great gloat.

[scott spencer]

I made some night stands recently from red elm, and absolutely love the grain detail of that wood. Good luck with it!

[Christopher K. Hartley]

You realize of course that we may keep that one going for some time....:D Mark, you guys wouldn't be Creekers if you didn't...that will be two on me now, first the goat and now this.:rolleyes:

[Paul Engle]

Nice haul Chris. Can't wait to see how you turn them out !!! :D

[Pat Doble]

You're not fully taking advantage of free wood unless you need help.
Nice haul.

[Tom Sherman]

I can forsee a bit of nice Elm projects coming off Mr Hartley's latherizer soon. Nice haul Chris.