A long awaited update

I thought it was time to bring you up to date with some of my recent works.
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Recent stuff

Wow, it's been a while since updating on here.
I've been nice and busy so thought I would put a few pics up for those of you who don't facebook.
Most are finished works although some are works in progress. look out for future updates on the Asparagus Trail at National Trust, Formby.

Official shots from the crook O'Lune project

Photo's taken by Denis Oates Photography, courtesy of Lancaster County Council.

Grand opening of the Crook O'Lune bridge renovation project

Some of my photo's from yesterday's opening.
If you'd like to see the otters in person, they are at Crook O'Lune,5 minutes off  J34 of  M6

Crook O'Lune Otters

First job for the new year, carving two otters for Lancaster County Council as part of the redevelopment of the picnic area at the Crook O'Lune. The first otter carved will stand four foot tall once sited in the ground as if emerging from the water(grassed area). The second, still being carved will be an eight foot otter lying down

School memorial bench

Carved in remembrance of a forest school teacher at a local school, and sited at the entrance to their woods.

Moving with the times

This is my first post in a long while so time for a catch up.
I have moved from the cosy barn at the composting site to a temporary yard with the National Trust.
Being right on the coast has given me the opportunity to forage the flotsam and jetsam washed ashore. These characters emerged from some hefty driftwood logs and stumps from last weeks beach combing.
The strong winds today may bring new finds next week!