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More examples of what is for sale.
The bottles I have been using to display items on are studies in shape, color, and light made from recycled bottles and filled with broke glass I have found out in the field looking for treasures and pictures. The picture on the right is a piece I call “Tequila and Gin”, it is made from an 1800 Tequila bottle and crushed Sapphire Gin bottles.
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About johnsmithiiimxiii
John Smith, IIMXIII is the avatar of an award winning poet, artist, etc. who still lives in the Palouse country of the Pacific NW. He has not received much notice with his prose . . . but as his avatar, I hope that he keeps plugging along.