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When our 90 foot cherry tree fell in our yard on Mother's Day four years ago, we were grateful that no one was injured. Who would have known this tree would have gone on to provide us with so much more joy? We had a man named Tom Sawyer (I kid you not) come to our house with his portable saw mill to cut it up. We ended up with some beautiful pieces of wood which has led to counter tops, tables, headboards, cheese and bread boards and candle holders. And the death of a tree led to new learning experience for me. Who knew I had an inner woodworker itching to come out. In essence, it taught this dog a new trick. Please contact me through FB or see my website (still under construction) for further details on purchasing anything from Bear Boards.
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October 28, 2014
Steven H. asked:On a recent visit to Creemore, I noticed a beautiful cheese/charcuterie board that had a finished/treated top, but, a raw bark side. It literally looked like a chunk of the tree was cut, the bark left on the outside, and the surface treated, like the picture below. It was stunning. I am looking for a comparable one to highlight for an upcoming television segment. Any leads on artisans that are making these in Ontario?Rosemary C. replied:Another option is Bear Boards in Guelph. https://www.facebook.com/bearboardsBrenda M. replied:Ditto for Bear Boards. They have a page on Facebook with a phone number
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