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Corbinton Walnut – Why we core bowls
#526 Walnut-IMG_4286adjust-6x4_72-2
By
Pat Lloyd
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Published
September 6, 2012
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Full size is
1800 × 1200
pixels
#712_#713_#722_Walnut-2-2
#526 Enormous Walnut Cauldron
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