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5 Responses to “Christmas at Keeneland”

  1. I adore the spoons. They were so smooth and silky and showed off the characteristics of the wood.

  2. A beautiful cherry spoon. Hope TR has a great show.

  3. oh i love that spoon as well!

  4. I love all things wooden. These are lovely.

  5. Thanks, everybody. TR is a talented man.

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