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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Cow Skull Planter with Moss
This photo of an awesome planted arrangement in a cow skull from Seed to Stem is extremely timely for me.
As I reside in Texas, my sister (in San Francisco) sees me as her source for all sorts of western themed paraphernalia. She recently requested that I locate and mail to her a cow skull, with horns if possible. Suffice to say this was a goose chase as the cow skulls with horns are pretty expensive - and large! It was going to cost a fortune to mail her one. Long story short, we found a decent hornless skull at a roadside sale in a podunk town in Texas (which looked a lot like the one in the photo) and were able to mail it to her. What will she do with this skull? I do not know. Maybe make a moss planter out of it.
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