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Gazebo on the Canmore Skate Pond

comments (0) January 20th, 2009 in Project Gallery        
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Gazebo on the Skate Pond
 
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Gazebo on the Skate Pond


The Lions Club Of Canmore, Alberta, Canada contracted me to build this gazebo on a local skate pond that provides a lot of use in the winter for skating, and a beautiful spot to feed the ducks in the summer! Traditional methods of timber frame, i.e. mortise and tenons c/w pegs were used on this project with no mechanical fixings. Fun project, all done by hand.


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