<?xml version='1.0'?><feed xmlns:opensearch='http://a9.com/-/spec/opensearch/1.1/' xmlns:s='http://jadedpixel.com/-/spec/shopify' xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom'><id>http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news</id><title>Tyler Morris Woodworking - News</title><author><name>Tyler Morris Woodworking</name></author><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news' rel='self'/><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news' rel='alternate'/><updated>2010-02-27T11:03:59-07:00</updated><entry><id>tag:db1@shopify.com,2010:articles/1503262</id><title>Cutting Chair Parts</title><summary type='html'><![CDATA[<div><div style="float: left; margin-right: 10px;"></div>

	<p><div>This video depicts chair backs being cut. This is the back of Tyler Morris Woodworking’s Baltic Birch Chair. The Machine is a <span class="caps">KOMO</span> Nested Base Router at Brown Enterprises. This machine primarily produces cabinet case parts at Brown Enterprises but they programmed it to make these challenging chair components.</p>

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<div style="clear:both"></div></div>]]></summary><updated>2010-02-27T11:03:59-07:00</updated><published>2010-02-27T11:03:59-07:00</published><author><name>Tyler Morris</name></author><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news/1503262-cutting-chair-parts' rel='alternate'/></entry><entry><id>tag:db1@shopify.com,2010:articles/1479122</id><title>How to mount a shelf with wood shelf brackets</title><summary type='html'><![CDATA[	<p><a href="http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-mount-a-shelf-with-wood-shelf-brackets/" style="font-size:18px" target="_blank">How to mount a shelf with wood shelf brackets</a></p>

	<p>Have you ever seen Instructables.com? It’s a very cool site. We just made a contribution to their collection of step-by-step how-to’s.</p>]]></summary><updated>2010-02-14T10:26:37-07:00</updated><published>2010-02-14T10:26:37-07:00</published><author><name>Tyler Morris</name></author><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news/1479122-how-to-mount-a-shelf-with-wood-shelf-brackets' rel='alternate'/></entry><entry><id>tag:db1@shopify.com,2010:articles/1479112</id><title>Michael Bashkin&apos;s Guitars</title><summary type='html'><![CDATA[	<p>My shop neighbor, Michael Bashkin, is a nationally respected acoustic guitar maker. He recently won the local woodworking show at Sears Trostel Lumber. He generously donated the cash prize to the Haiti Relief Fund.</p>

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   <td valign="top" width="200" rowspan="4"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/56b79dd19b8ee8b1bdab5dcaf395c23b.jpg" rel="lightbox[Michael Bashkins Guitars]" title="Michael's website is http://www.bashkinguitars.com/. Front view of multi-scale OM with Italian spruce top."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/56b79dd19b8ee8b1bdab5dcaf395c23b.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Michael's website is http://www.bashkinguitars.com/. Front view of multi-scale OM with Italian spruce top.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/ef79b29c9d3f5094fb98e05684259394.jpg" rel="lightbox[Michael Bashkins Guitars]" title="Brazilian rosewood back."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/ef79b29c9d3f5094fb98e05684259394.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Brazilian rosewood back.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/7dbc0d56efa3d5fd9a7a75944771237f.jpg" rel="lightbox[Michael Bashkins Guitars]" title="Italian spruce top with torched mango rosette."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/7dbc0d56efa3d5fd9a7a75944771237f.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Italian spruce top with torched mango rosette.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/131eeb167c4d098cded67de7db40ab58.jpg" rel="lightbox[Michael Bashkins Guitars]" title="Detail of Brazilian rosewood headstock with sandlewood veins. Torched Mango top-piece, bound in Santos rosewood and Holly."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/131eeb167c4d098cded67de7db40ab58.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Detail of Brazilian rosewood headstock with sandlewood veins. Torched Mango top-piece, bound in Santos rosewood and Holly.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/830c53c02750737ef3f8f28f0380cba8.jpg" rel="lightbox[Michael Bashkins Guitars]" title="Cutaway detail; Brazilian rosewood back and sides with Santos rosewood/ maple bindings and purflings."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/830c53c02750737ef3f8f28f0380cba8.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Cutaway detail; Brazilian rosewood back and sides with Santos rosewood/ maple bindings and purflings.
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</table>]]></summary><updated>2010-02-14T10:24:16-07:00</updated><published>2010-02-14T10:24:16-07:00</published><author><name>Tyler Morris</name></author><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news/1479112-michael-bashkins-guitars' rel='alternate'/></entry><entry><id>tag:db1@shopify.com,2010:articles/1451352</id><title>Jan&apos;s vanity</title><summary type='html'><![CDATA[	<p>Here in Colorado, we are dealing with pine beetle infestation among our vast lodgepole pine forests. <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountain_pine_beetle">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mountain_pine_beetle</a></p>

	<p>Our friend, Jan Krucky, recently designed this vanity to fit inside a narrow hallway in his home addition. We built it using local, beetle-kill pine. The countertops are baltic birch plywood.</p>

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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/fef8479a785621a6a99c7de70814374e.jpg" rel="lightbox[Jan's vanity]" title="Beetle-kill pine is plentiful 'round here."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/fef8479a785621a6a99c7de70814374e.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Beetle-kill pine is plentiful 'round here.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/ecccc5cc1d63315cc2426d713f5f04d6.jpg" rel="lightbox[Jan's vanity]" title="The side cabinets are suspended off the floor. The drawers open when pushed in a bit."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/ecccc5cc1d63315cc2426d713f5f04d6.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>The side cabinets are suspended off the floor. The drawers open when pushed in a bit.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/b734b5eaf047feb19b1b371d39dd9731.jpg" rel="lightbox[Jan's vanity]" title="Jan and I boldly chose baltic birch plywood for the curved countertops."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/b734b5eaf047feb19b1b371d39dd9731.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Jan and I boldly chose baltic birch plywood for the curved countertops.
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</table>]]></summary><updated>2010-01-30T08:35:56-07:00</updated><published>2010-01-30T08:35:56-07:00</published><author><name>Tyler Morris</name></author><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news/1451352-jans-vanity' rel='alternate'/></entry><entry><id>tag:db1@shopify.com,2010:articles/1451332</id><title>Beds in The Armstrong Hotel</title><summary type='html'><![CDATA[	<p>In 2002, my friends Steve and Missy Levinger bought and rejuvenated the Armstrong Hotel in Downtown Fort Collins. They hired us to make 13 beds in this 1923 Historic Landmark Hotel.</p>

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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/1244236e8750a27d859c569c36b9cf58.jpg" rel="lightbox[Beds in The Armstrong Hotel]" title="Walnut platform bed."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/1244236e8750a27d859c569c36b9cf58.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Walnut platform bed.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/eec34db7bc27288e1b76386780633468.jpg" rel="lightbox[Beds in The Armstrong Hotel]" title="Maple platform bed."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/eec34db7bc27288e1b76386780633468.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Maple platform bed.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/5206843bb97b86514de35967dd633f2b.jpg" rel="lightbox[Beds in The Armstrong Hotel]" title="Maple with walnut canopy bed in the Modern Honeymoon King Suite."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/5206843bb97b86514de35967dd633f2b.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Maple with walnut canopy bed in the Modern Honeymoon King Suite.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/19cc8cd50e899797c73a7078c849696f.jpg" rel="lightbox[Beds in The Armstrong Hotel]" title="The Levingers chose to preserve and restore as much of the building?s historic fabric and character as possible. The original storefronts and the 1940s-era neon sign were recreated from historic photographs. Crumbling plaster walls and ceilings were repaired, weathered wood windows were restored, the beautiful fir floors were refinished, and period hall doors and transoms were faithfully reproduced."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/19cc8cd50e899797c73a7078c849696f.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>The Levingers chose to preserve and restore as much of the building?s historic fabric and character as possible. The original storefronts and the 1940s-era neon sign were recreated from historic photographs. Crumbling plaster walls and ceilings were repaired, weathered wood windows were restored, the beautiful fir floors were refinished, and period hall doors and transoms were faithfully reproduced.
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</table>]]></summary><updated>2010-01-30T08:29:56-07:00</updated><published>2010-01-30T08:29:56-07:00</published><author><name>Tyler Morris</name></author><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news/1451332-beds-in-the-armstrong-hotel' rel='alternate'/></entry><entry><id>tag:db1@shopify.com,2010:articles/1439032</id><title>Plywood Barn Doors</title><summary type='html'><![CDATA[	<p>The customer, Mark Johnson, requested, “I need interior entry doors to be mounted with brand new sliding barn door hardware for my ultramodern offices.” Well, here is the result, lacquered birch plywood barn doors with clinched nails.</p>

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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/aa0dbe6865f2bb251ad2d49537bdf4ed.jpg" rel="lightbox[Plywood Barn Doors]" title="Two pieces of baltic birch plywood glued together. The front piece with the cut-outs is 1/2" thick and the full piece is 3/4" thick."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/aa0dbe6865f2bb251ad2d49537bdf4ed.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Two pieces of baltic birch plywood glued together. The front piece with the cut-outs is 1/2" thick and the full piece is 3/4" thick.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/7f227695487eca7ca3f541d825d3fa16.jpg" rel="lightbox[Plywood Barn Doors]" title=""><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/7f227695487eca7ca3f541d825d3fa16.jpg"/></a>
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/ab7dd0bc25b8e0bcbe6ac4e2574073a1.jpg" rel="lightbox[Plywood Barn Doors]" title="Back view with the clinched nails. We used special clinching nails from the oldest nail company in the world, Tremont Nail Co."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/ab7dd0bc25b8e0bcbe6ac4e2574073a1.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Back view with the clinched nails. We used special clinching nails from the oldest nail company in the world, Tremont Nail Co.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/f21570554f8740684273b1fb730c4485.jpg" rel="lightbox[Plywood Barn Doors]" title="The nails have been driven through the front then bent (clinched) back."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/f21570554f8740684273b1fb730c4485.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>The nails have been driven through the front then bent (clinched) back.
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</table>]]></summary><updated>2010-01-24T14:55:07-07:00</updated><published>2010-01-24T14:55:07-07:00</published><author><name>Tyler Morris</name></author><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news/1439032-plywood-barn-doors' rel='alternate'/></entry><entry><id>tag:db1@shopify.com,2010:articles/1439022</id><title>Beetle Kill Pine Bookcases</title><summary type='html'><![CDATA[	<p>Over the years we have made tons of cubby units like these to be hung above desks in modern, architectural offices. All of them were made of baltic birch plywood. Tyler loves them in beetle kill pine, do you?</p>

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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/45a25f24f469e78bb0a7c8a58445d368.jpg" rel="lightbox[Beetle Kill Pine Bookcases]" title="Books above your head while watching TV makes you feel guilty."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/45a25f24f469e78bb0a7c8a58445d368.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Books above your head while watching TV makes you feel guilty.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/2b0cef53b47a052c92d5264caba7b77a.jpg" rel="lightbox[Beetle Kill Pine Bookcases]" title="All joints are offset by 1/4"."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/2b0cef53b47a052c92d5264caba7b77a.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>All joints are offset by 1/4".
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/d356587423ea78d975109206e66b9e5d.jpg" rel="lightbox[Beetle Kill Pine Bookcases]" title="Optional doors with "push release" hardware."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/d356587423ea78d975109206e66b9e5d.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Optional doors with "push release" hardware.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/08cf268f5575cd4890f83bb08371f3cc.jpg" rel="lightbox[Beetle Kill Pine Bookcases]" title="We offer them in 3,4,5, or 6 cubby units. They will ship flat."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/08cf268f5575cd4890f83bb08371f3cc.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>We offer them in 3,4,5, or 6 cubby units. They will ship flat.
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</table>]]></summary><updated>2010-01-24T14:50:04-07:00</updated><published>2010-01-24T14:50:04-07:00</published><author><name>Tyler Morris</name></author><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news/1439022-beetle-kill-pine-bookcases' rel='alternate'/></entry><entry><id>tag:db1@shopify.com,2010:articles/1424672</id><title>Knife Cabinets</title><summary type='html'><![CDATA[	<p>J.A. Henckels has been making knives since 1731! We have been making deluxe store fixtures for them since 2001. I wish they had called us sooner.</p>

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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/6aedd7043229fc4fc296e527a604ab18.jpg" rel="lightbox[Knife Cabinets]" title="Another order of display cabinets for J.A. Henckels. We crate them up and ship them direct to stores ranging from Macy's in Manhattan to May Hardware in McCall, Idaho."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/6aedd7043229fc4fc296e527a604ab18.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Another order of display cabinets for J.A. Henckels. We crate them up and ship them direct to stores ranging from Macy's in Manhattan to May Hardware in McCall, Idaho.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/3d7a7f6b2b04b8c3fc5481a88bd75d04.jpg" rel="lightbox[Knife Cabinets]" title="Logo on the bottom door. Notice the walnut dot on the far right. This indicates where the magnetic key must be located."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/3d7a7f6b2b04b8c3fc5481a88bd75d04.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Logo on the bottom door. Notice the walnut dot on the far right. This indicates where the magnetic key must be located.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/586cb17040d0b6077caa13a40bf00065.jpg" rel="lightbox[Knife Cabinets]" title="The retailer displays knives vertically behind top locked door. Knife block sets go in acrylic hinged boxes. The bottom locked door is for back stock."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/586cb17040d0b6077caa13a40bf00065.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>The retailer displays knives vertically behind top locked door. Knife block sets go in acrylic hinged boxes. The bottom locked door is for back stock.
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</table>]]></summary><updated>2010-01-16T08:52:32-07:00</updated><published>2010-01-16T08:52:32-07:00</published><author><name>Tyler Morris</name></author><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news/1424672-knife-cabinets' rel='alternate'/></entry><entry><id>tag:db1@shopify.com,2010:articles/1424662</id><title>Personalized Recipe Boxes</title><summary type='html'><![CDATA[<div><div style="float: left; margin-right: 10px;"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/ae3eea6b9f8b4e7c567b21718353ddab.jpg" rel="lightbox[Personalized Recipe Boxes]"> <img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/300/ae3eea6b9f8b4e7c567b21718353ddab.jpg" alt="" /> </a></div>

<div>We enjoyed shipping out our <a href="http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/pages/recipeboxes">personalized recipe boxes</a> this holiday season. Our neighbors at <a href="http://www.crafttrophy.com/">Craft Trophy</a> deserve much credit. When we began our relationship with them 3 years ago, we were a bit reluctant to have our boxes engraved because of the potential for costly mistakes. We would like to thank Juanita, Jan, Chelsea and Shana for proving us wrong! They haven’t made a mistake yet and our customers appreciate their timely service.</div>

<div style="clear:both"></div></div>]]></summary><updated>2010-01-16T08:47:08-07:00</updated><published>2010-01-16T08:47:08-07:00</published><author><name>Tyler Morris</name></author><link href='http://www.tylermorriswoodworking.com/blogs/news/1424662-personalized-recipe-boxes' rel='alternate'/></entry><entry><id>tag:db1@shopify.com,2010:articles/1413042</id><title>New Belgium Brewery Blackboard Frames</title><summary type='html'><![CDATA[	<p>Three hundred blackboard frames completed! New Belgium Brewery recently replaced all their old (up to 17 years!), worn-out and sometimes sticky, wood tap handles with new ones. All the old tap handles, over 8,000 of them, arrived at our shop in August. Each blackboard frame received 20 tap handles “snaked” around the frame. The frames are a great example of recycled art and are being hung in bars and restaurants across the country displaying “Tonight’s Special.” Thanks, <span class="caps">NBB</span>.</p>

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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/feec9574fd184c0ebc253aa3b6804fbc.jpg" rel="lightbox[New Belgium Brewery Blackboard Frames]" title="Loren Jones clamping on tap handles. Loren's been working at the shop for 3 1/2 years and has a 6 yr. old son, Leo"><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/feec9574fd184c0ebc253aa3b6804fbc.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Loren Jones clamping on tap handles. Loren's been working at the shop for 3 1/2 years and has a 6 yr. old son, Leo
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/b70ba38f9150cedecf4742747a09b67c.jpg" rel="lightbox[New Belgium Brewery Blackboard Frames]" title="Steve Wright is the Shop Manager and has been working at the shop for 11 years."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/b70ba38f9150cedecf4742747a09b67c.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Steve Wright is the Shop Manager and has been working at the shop for 11 years.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/6358fc2dbcacb1af83b393b3ebce80c6.jpg" rel="lightbox[New Belgium Brewery Blackboard Frames]" title="Recycled tap handles."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/6358fc2dbcacb1af83b393b3ebce80c6.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Recycled tap handles.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/2d18e13a669c8cd2da0ff0bfd99a5a02.jpg" rel="lightbox[New Belgium Brewery Blackboard Frames]" title="Here are 3 of 12 pallets loaded up."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/2d18e13a669c8cd2da0ff0bfd99a5a02.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>Here are 3 of 12 pallets loaded up.
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   <td valign="top" width="200"><a href="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/800/6de511d1966e0924c12352e02be43a90.jpg" rel="lightbox[New Belgium Brewery Blackboard Frames]" title="The first frame that I have stumbled upon. It's in Tasty Harmony, Fort Collins."><img src="http://betterblog.arcreate.net/images/200/6de511d1966e0924c12352e02be43a90.jpg"/></a>
   <br/>The first frame that I have stumbled upon. It's in Tasty Harmony, Fort Collins.
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