This picture was taken in the front yard of my old house some years ago. The figures were inherited from my grandmother. The manger was built by my husband and oldest daughter.
So far this year, we haven't had any freezes or snow since February. I'm sure we are due some.
Wherever you are, whatever your situation, I pray you all enjoy a beautiful holiday season full of your favorite traditions. May your best wishes come true.
Merry Christmas!
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Sylvia!
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Carbide-Tipped Blades: For longevity and heat resistance when cutting through tough adhesives.
Ball-Bearing Pilot: The bearing acts as a guide; if the bearing is seized or dirty, it can leave a "burn mark" or a scratch on the decorative surface of the panel.
Shear Angle: Some bits have blades set at an painting machines to provide a "slicing" action rather than a "chopping" action, which prevents chipping on delicate veneers.
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