Written by Justin Elbert    Saturday, 21 March 2009 00:00    PDF Print E-mail
Woodcarver completes locally-themed art installation

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Woodcarver Nathan Smith has completed his locally-themed sculputure and is inviting the public to drive by and view it.

Smith carved a wildlife scene featuring two cougars, in support of Tomball High School's mascot, from what was left of a tree that fell in the front yard of Rex and Nancy Maciejeski during Hurricane Ike.

The art intallation is located at the intersection of Baker Drive and Inwood Street in Tomball.

Photo by Justin Elbert

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