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Nan
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These are, again, wonderful, Howard. They have me intrigued. What a great job you do.
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That is a neat rendering Howard, I love the inclusion of the clock!! Thanks for sharing it with us, I look fwd to seeing it come to fruition! I keep coming back and looking at your finished pic, I really love the colors on it. The house I grew up in had a split rail fence similar to that, it's another really great detail. It is an eye catcher! :)
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Howard, this is awesome! I can't wait to see the train station as well!
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Cool design, Howard.
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greetings to all...

here are the patterns for the major parts of the southwest church...these patterns were requested via a comment recently posted on maria's blog...

these patterns were drawn today from my very rough notes and sketches from 2013...if you see anything wrong or need clarification...please let me know...

my very best regards...howard...


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Thanks, Howard. Maria, can you get this link to the person who asked for it? Thanks.
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