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Linwood Wood Carving

Just North of Asheville alongside the French Broad River lies Marshall, North Carolina, home to Blue Hill Farms, which produces great looking course ground grits and these beautiful hand carved spoons.
I was so struck the middle one--the spoon that tappers into an elegant elongated bird's head--I forgot to ask the woodcarver his name. He had a bushy beard and a friendly disposition. He seemed to be a regular at the UNCA tailgate farmer's market. If anyone knows him, by all means, let us know. He deserves so much praise for his beautifully carved utensils.
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Blue Mountain Bowls

The bowl pictured here stands out for me. It is simple and earthy with a prominent grain. The concentric rings are thin and even, almost as if they were painted atop the golden hue of the bowl's base color. Also, I'm a sucker for things that come in threes--the holy trinity, french hens, musketeers-stuff like that.