PIPE

Not shabby young lady. I love it.

—Madts.

Thanks mucho my friend .

Very cool,nice work.

Thanks Jim .

Where did you find the Howlite?

—Madts.

Very cool . Are you into artifacts ?

@ Madts , found that bear on ebay , under the
’howlite figurines ’ category . Etsy is another source
for small stone and wood carvings . My price limit is
about 15 to 20 dollars . My assistant Amy said to tell
you hello . She and I really liked your puzzle , but
neither of us could solve it !!

Wheaties , I feel old enough to *be * an artifact !
I have always kept up with archeology news .
Very interesting stuff . I have collected silver
coins over the years ,and recently gave those
to my youngest daughter . Here was one of my favorites .
500 lire . What do you like to collect ?

Mostly Ohio Indian flint and stone tools , arrowheads and effigy’s

That is so cool . Stone tools are interesting . A
anthropology student once let me examine a
30,000 year old stone axe , oval shape stone head,
tied with some kind of cord or sinue . Really neat .
My big find was finding an arrowhead about a foot below ground when I was planting beans . Post some pics , if you wish .

Great pipe, do you intend to try it?

Thanks Jack . No , I wont try this one , it’s for
sale, so I’ll leave that to the buyer .

Moment: Keep on trying the puzzle. The end result is a great AHA moment. Pun intended.

—Madts

You said you would send instructions . Oh well ,
I’ll give it a few more tries as time allows .

Very nice ?

Thank You David !