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From: "wayi" <wayi@sydcom.net>
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Subject: Re: [papercrete] (new wedding castle in Alabama)
Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2005 22:29:34 -0600
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Charles,
Very nice stain glass effect. Is that wood ends in the wall?
I can see where it would be a very hard job but fun to see it work right. 
Only goes to show that papercrete can be art and not just walls.

Wayi

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Subject: Re: [papercrete] (new wedding castle in Alabama)


> Wayi,  Thank you for your comment.  I have been working on the castle for 
> a
> while now.  It has been a lot of work.  I have to say that in all the 
> work,
> it has been a lot of fun working on the papercrete formula so that it will
> work down here in humid Alabama.  I'm going to send you a picture of one 
> of
> the windows I have made in the castle.  I call it "NEW LIFE"  I used
> papercreteas my motar between each of the peices of glass.  WOW! what a 
> job
> that was.  I have completed five of the twenty windows required for the
> project to date.  Thanks for your interest.  I hope I am sending this 
> right.
> CWG of Alabama