| | After the the limb was cut. |
| | | Cedar limb ready to be "planted". |
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| | The cooler in which I washed the bottles. |
| | | | This is how I painted the PVC. |
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| | After the first day of drilling. |
| | | | This smaller tree will go in the front. |
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| | Definately need smaller bottles for this one! |
| | | | The quality control supervisor checking the prototype. |
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| | Second batch of bottles soaking. |
| | | August 23, 2004. I added some more bottles |
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| | Looking through the American beauty berry. |
| | | | More bottles added. August 26, 2004 |
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| | | Job Superintendent (recently promoted from Quality Conrol) on his Union Break. |
| | | Almost finished. August 30, 2004 |
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| | With the oil lamp on top. |
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| | My wife gave me this cool fish bottle. She's a sweetie! |
| | | | Self Portrait with Bottle Tree. |
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| | | Not an actual bottle but still cool. Another gift from my lovely wife. |
| | | Big plum colored bottle I found at Market Days. |
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| | | A volunteer oxblood lily blooms just a few feet from the tree. Coincidence? |
| | | The sun shines through our bottle tree into our den. |
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