Terry Philips transforms a entrance-yard tree into piece of artwork
JACKSON TWP. – An usually patriotic Terry Phillips was a little bit exhausted of looking at the slipping leaves from the large maple tree in his front yard.
So he made the decision to make a change.
In May, Phillips hired a chainsaw woodcarver to aid rework the tree into a Y-formed piece of art, consisting two bald eagles on just about every close and a grizzly bear at the foundation.
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“You can find all this detrimental (political) stuff out there. So I believed there isn’t anything superior than the two eagles,” Phillips mentioned about the piece, which was designed by Lumberjack Chainsaw Artwork.
“I failed to want just a stump sitting down there wanting like practically nothing.”
Woodcarver Jack Riese, of Massillon, is the artist who formed Phillips’ tree, which stands all-around 10-feet tall. He claimed the