Notable Quote Wall Art "The Men that Don't Fit In" by Robert Service
Notable Quote Wall Art "The Men that Don't Fit In" by Robert Service
Notable Quote Wall Art "The Men that Don't Fit In" by Robert Service
Notable Quote Wall Art "The Men that Don't Fit In" by Robert Service
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Notable Quote Wall Art "The Men that Don't Fit In" by Robert Service

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  • Approx 12" X 5 1/2" X 3/4" with Live Edge
  • Made using reclaimed logs from an A16 Mountain Shop
  • Handmade in USA & signed by the craftsman

THE STORY: 

This wall art was cut and laser engraved from a slice of log reclaimed from one of the former A16 mountain shops.  I've hand made each plank with the hope that it will inspire all who see it to explore and help preserve wilderness. And perhaps make the reader smile.   

Robert Service (1874 - 1958) was an English-born Canadian poet who was also known as the "The Bard of the Yukon."  He traveled to there in 1904 and stayed until 1912.  His experiences there inspired him to write this and many other poems.  His writings motivated countless, mostly young boys and young men to explore wild places and pursue an adventurous lifestyle.   -John D. Mead, Trail Boss @ A16

The Quote Planks are made from a Montana grown Lodge Pole Pine and repurposed from a log used for decor for several decades in an A16 mountain shop. You should expect to find natural and/or other human or animal caused blemishes such as cracks, knots and/or an occasional nail or bug hole. If you're lucky, some bluing stain is visible. Bluing is caused by fungi which was initially transmitted by mountain pine beetles.  Each plank is a unique, one-of-a-kind piece of art.