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I was out on an adventure with dog this afternoon and we came a totem
pole. I saw a pile of brush that had been cut and thrown away. There
were fir branches that had been cut and added to the pile. I was
going to check them out for Christmas decorations or if they could
used for winter protection for the gardens. Overeall, it seems to be
where anything wood goes to die.
As we were poking around I found an old, decaying, fungus growing on
it, totem pole. It was painted and carved by hand. There used to be
an eagle on the top but that was motly gone. The talons were on top
of a hat that was on the face that had dog like ears. The face is
the most still intact feature. The body is missing- in much
the same fashion as the eagle, but there were two 'arms' and 2 'legs'
that actually looked like turkey drumsticks.
I am a fan of Steven King, I've been reading him since I was in Grade
6. And this was starting to point to the beginning of one of his
novels......... So we continued on our adventure. I went home and
asked my neighbour to come back down with me so away we went. He was
able to pull in completely out of the brush pile and ground.
( It was laying down ) and in continuing the Steven King aspect the
story, I cut my finger and of course, it dropped on to the totem. We
both decided to leave it there.
I took a few pictures that I'm about to put onto the computer. If you
send me an e mail to aljoudrey@eastlink.ca I'll send them to you.
I'm writing this to naturens in hopes that someone may have an idea
of what it was. Or if someone knows someone who may want to study it.
It's definately hand carved, hand painted, not masssed produced by
any means. Someone at one time took a lot of care and a lot of time.
Thanks
Angela in Windsor
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Angela Joudrey
aljoudrey@eastlink.ca
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<div>I was out on an adventure with dog this afternoon and we came a
totem pole. I saw a pile of brush that had been cut and thrown away.
There were fir branches that had been cut and added to the pile. I was
going to check them out for Christmas decorations or if they could
used for winter protection for the gardens. Overeall, it seems to be
where anything wood goes to die.</div>
<div><br></div>
<div>As we were poking around I found an old, decaying, fungus growing
on it, totem pole. It was painted and carved by hand. There used to be
an eagle on the top but that was motly gone. The talons were on top of
a hat that was on the face that had dog like ears. The face is
the most still intact feature. The body is missing- in much</div>
<div>the same fashion as the eagle, but there were two 'arms' and 2
'legs' that actually looked like turkey drumsticks.</div>
<div><br></div>
<div>I am a fan of Steven King, I've been reading him since I was in
Grade 6. And this was starting to point to the beginning of one
of his novels......... So we continued on our adventure. I went home
and asked my neighbour to come back down with me so away we
went. He was able to pull in completely out of the brush pile and
ground.</div>
<div>( It was laying down ) and in continuing the Steven King
aspect the story, I cut my finger and of course, it dropped on to the
totem. We both decided to leave it there.</div>
<div><br></div>
<div>I took a few pictures that I'm about to put onto the computer. If
you send me an e mail to<b> aljoudrey@eastlink.ca</b> I'll send them
to you.</div>
<div><br></div>
<div>I'm writing this to naturens in hopes that someone may have an
idea of what it was. Or if someone knows someone who may want to study
it. It's definately hand carved, hand painted, not masssed
produced by any means. Someone at one time took a lot of care and a
lot of time.</div>
<div><br></div>
<div>Thanks</div>
<div>Angela in Windsor</div>
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Angela Joudrey<br>
aljoudrey@eastlink.ca<br>
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