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Salt Lake Sites: Crafts. Salt Lake has a long and noted tradition in the world of crafts. From the pioneer days to the techno-present, Salt Lakers have had an eye for hand crafted goods. The Internet has proven a boon for crafters. The Internet gives Salt Lake Crafters access to the national market, and there is a big demand for our goods. The Worldstock division of Overstock.com offers handcrafted goods made by indigenous populations from around the world. Wwwspinderellas.com) - review. How cool is that?

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Gilgal Garden | Low Door In The Wall

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Low Door In The Wall. Nearby, a muscular, Yul Brynner-like body is etched into a huge boulder which is tipped on its short end. The form holds a long sword. An uncarved rock plunked on top appears to represent a head. Nearby, a giant flagstone stage presents a stocky figure of a man dressed in a stone jacket. His trousers are carved brick. Homas B. Child (1888-1963), creator of Gilgal, was a complex man. He was, indeed, a Mormon bishop for 19 years. He was a retired masonry contractor who wan...The cruci...

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U.F.O. Hijinks | Low Door In The Wall

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Low Door In The Wall. Vaughn Reid is having entirely too much fun off Highway 10, near Clawson, in Central Utah. Reid is a 72-year-old retired steel worker, machinist, and blacksmith who decided to do something with his collection of junk left behind by previous generations. He and his buddy, Rich Fairbanks, combine metal, wood, and mystery scraps into large-scale pieces for their own entertainment — and that of any passersby. The stark landscape provides a perfect foil for their surprises.

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Low Door In The Wall. Murals, Icons, and Alleys. November 10, 2012. Trent Call has been leaving his mark on buildings for the past few years in Salt Lake City. Tracking these murals down took me down a rabbit hole. I ended up behind buildings, through alleyways and courtyards, and past some architectural gems. I emerged in neighborhoods of Salt Lake City I hadn’t seen before, […]. Continue Reading →. Spring City Heritage Day. April 9, 2012. Continue Reading →. January 4, 2012. Continue Reading →. The lyi...

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Low Door In The Wall. Herman Bruschke’s Beech. May 18, 2010. In the Jewish section of the City Cemetery at Fourth Avenue and R Street stands the largest European beech tree in Utah. From the street it may not appear extraordinary, yet it is at least 60 feet tall and is so wide that two adults cannot wrap their arms around its massive trunk. The leaves, […]. Continue Reading →. May 17, 2010. Continue Reading →. Print Magazine – Leia Bell. March 25, 2006. Continue Reading →. September 25, 2005.

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Pioneer Craft House | Low Door In The Wall

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Low Door In The Wall. Pioneer Craft House (PCH) began operation 60 years ago on the corner of 3300 South and 5th East with the purpose of keeping alive the skills necessary to survive in the wild west 150 years ago. In those 60 years conditions of survival have changed appreciably, and those wild west skills have been rebranded as avocations necessary to survive the stress of the Twenty-first Century. June 24, 2010. View all posts by admin →. Subscribe to our e-mail newsletter to receive updates. Atkisso...

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Cats Cradle | Low Door In The Wall

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Low Door In The Wall. This is actually two shops, Cats Cradle and Antiques Gallery. Confected by Glen Rollins and Gary Klllpack, respectively, it is part museum/part stage set of ojbects they’ve culled from South America and Europe as well as from Texas, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. And Provo too — according to Killpack “We get a lot of pieces locally — stuff just comes out of the woodwork.”. Who brought in this little lamb toy —. And the life-sized stuffed dog toy made of real lamb’s wool? Rollins says t...

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Low Door In The Wall | Category Archive | Somebody

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Low Door In The Wall. RSS feed for this section. January 4, 2012. Vaughn Reid is having entirely too much fun off Highway 10, near Clawson, in Central Utah. Reid is a 72-year-old retired steel worker, machinist, and blacksmith who decided to do something with his collection of junk left behind by previous generations. He and his buddy, Rich Fairbanks, combine metal, wood, and mystery scraps into large-scale pieces […]. Continue Reading →. May 2, 2011. Continue Reading →. Herman Bruschke’s Beech.

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Atkisson’s Gypsy Wagons | Low Door In The Wall

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Low Door In The Wall. Atkisson’s Gypsy Wagons. People either lie down and roll around on the ground because they want one so badly, or they walk right by and don’t even see it. This is what antiques-restorer, tinkerer, inventor Brad Atkisson says about his current passion for building Gypsy wagons. It’s like a cross between an armoire and a house. It’s just a big piece of furniture. Only it rides on a custom tandem axel and it weighs 950 pounds. Which is light, he says. May 26, 2010. March 7, 2012 2:28 pm.

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Low Door In The Wall | Category Archive | Elsewhere

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Low Door In The Wall. RSS feed for this section. Splendid Death in Buenos Aires. February 25, 2011. The Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires is seductive. Even if one has no interest in visiting Evita’s tomb, it’s easy to get lured in by the statues and spires that beckon to one from over the high brick wall. These photographs were taken on a hot, humid afternoon in January 2011. The cemetery is laid […]. Continue Reading →. Day of the Dead and Dynamite-fueled Dreams. October 19, 2010.