These people have carved a sloth from an old tree trunk in their front yard!
Beside it, they carved a little bear.
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I love that last poster. 😊❤️👍
Someone is very talented. I have been seeing a lot of sloths on nature shows lately. Great sloth art and quotes.
a gifted artist. love the bear best but the sloth is also cute. I have never seen a sloth in real life. good advice at the end
Well isn't that cute. You sure find some interesting things around there. I like the bear too.
That is something I really enjoy, and that is taking my time with the things I do, because when I hurry things do not seem to go so well.
God Bless!
I don't know why - but I like sloths - and it is true - slow down and enjoy the roses.
Wow - they are talented! I like that sloth.
Oh, people are so talented. It looks like they have a skillful talent in carving wood pieces. The sloth and bear are cute. It looks like the wood is softened afterwards on the sloth. Jess has a thing for the sloths haha.
Happy May, Ginny!
~Sheri
I love seeing sloths. I am always amazed at the talent of those who can carve such incredible things from wood. Wonderful share, Thank you
Fascinating craftsmanship. I do like the sloth and the attitude of slowing down to "smell the roses"
Sue
I like that advice from the sloth. :-)
Happy May Day to you Ginny!!!
Carla
People sure do like to decorate their yards around you.
The sloth has some great advice!
That is a creative way to make use of an old stump.
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