@@BarbaraWalker-et2kv Most welcome! Thank you ❤️ That will be the most plentiful find yet. Tomorrow is supposed to be a nice day. What’s next is trying to get them out of the creek bed and back home. I have a plan 🤔

The strangest thing is when you hold one and look at it up close. There are so many different things going on that one’s mind keeps seeing other things all over them. I think there’s a scientific name for that. I’ll be making a “short” from the last four small shape shifters with a focus on the crazy wood grain and patterns. Thanks for watching and your comment 🙏

@@BarbaraWalker-et2kv comments like yours make my day ❣️

@@hopegap9508 yes, it’s called Tung oil. It is the oil that is pressed out of the seeds of the Tung tree tree. After drying for 24 hours I recommend rubbing the surface with a soft cloth until it feels smooth. It does have a slight varnish type aroma that will go away in time. Thanks for your question🤗

@@hopegap9508 you can find Tung oil in most hardware stores. A little goes a long way.

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Yes, thank you

@@temujinkhan6326 like me, her kids don’t need tending anymore.. Her garden is her children.. plus it doesn’t talk back ❣️

Hi thanks for your questions. After a bulldozer cleared a couple acres that had been overgrown for fire breaks, I discovered large clumps of what looked like dirt with a few branches coming out of it. After close examination I discovered it wasn’t dirt. It was years of bark and small branches that were built upon itself over many years. I soaked it in a bucket and it took several weeks before I could “peel” the bark down to the Burl. The videos do not do these things justice. They are extremely dense, have swirls, dimples and areas where the iron in the soil turned the wood black. This is due to a natural the chemical reaction of tannin and iron. Each piece represents many hours of sculpting and have their own video. They are super smooth and feel like a baby animal in your hand. I have donated a few of my larger pieces to Gilpin an art gallery in Central City Colorado. I’m hoping to show them in art exhibitions someday down the road.

Yes I am. Three different varieties

Thank you very much for your reply. In my senior years I have sleeping problems at (most) times. I don’t drink and medicinal MJ doesn’t always work. After a short research I found your comment to be true. I have three varieties growing. Today I’m going to try the first on in this video. Stay tuned for the video . 🎉

Thank you.. I hope you have a wonderful time 👍

I was there in March 2024 and had implant work at SANI Dental. I can recommend them highly! What I did was do a lot of internet searches, picked several dentists to visit for evaluations and prices. In the end I selected SANI Dental for a number of reasons. They could work with my existing implants from many years ago where other dentists wanted to pull them out and put in new ones. They are one of if not the largest dental practice in Los Algodones and have all types of dental specialists in one place. That includes the dental lab, all their own. On the whole I was completely impressed for their professionalism, friendliness, efficiency and of course the far lower cost compared to the USA. My satisfaction for the work done so far is 100%. I'll be going back in a couple of months to complete the work, which for me is quite extensive.

@@Chris-lp3dm I appreciate your input about your dental experience at Sanita dental in Algodones Mexico. Can you tell me how much are you paying for dental implants. I would really appreciate it.

@@cruzcasusol6056 The first stage of the work totaled $6200 for seven extractions, four implants and a temporary acrylic bridge all in the lower. That price included three nights at the Hotel Cielito Lindo. When I return I expect to pay about $8000 for both upper and lower bridges in porcelain, or $12,000 if I go with Zirconia. The price again includes 3 hotel nights. In my case there are four existing implants in the upper from work done years ago in the USA. These upper implants supported a snap-on/off denture, full bridge. One of the reasons I selected SANI Dental was that they assured me that they could use the existing upper implants. Other dental practices wanted to remove and replace them and charge many thousands of dollars more. SANI Dental has a person on staff who tracks down tooling and abutments for patient's existing, older implants. Hope this info is helpful.

@@wanderfulwendy So much Love❣️Thank you 🤗

@@jacobbrizammito7187 Thanks for your question, yes it has. I suggest that you lubricate the shaft with some chain oil or something similar though. Sometimes a small rock will jam the tines but that’s easy to fix. For no till, shallow rooted vegetables, it works great.

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Thanks you for watching❣️I’m not sure about going into Mexico without a passport, but this is kind of a special Mexican boarder town. If the dentist you have chosen is going to escort you to their office (often done here) has said that a valid real US I.D. will work get you back home then I guess I wish you all the best. In regards to Mexican auto insurance, check with your insurance company to see if they will cover your visit days. If not, you can purchase Mexican insurance online or there is an insurance office 1 block inside the city. maps.app.goo.gl/uoXN8fCm1UfHK4Q58?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Good luck and enjoy your visit in Los Algonones 🙏

@@rickeyamar1113 Super, thanks so much. I'm going to try to book with your dentist, and I will let them know I found them through your video.

I was a victim of malpractice there. I got severe blood infection,chronic sinus infection and lost all 4 implants due to medical negligence. I had to start all over again in Europe. I recommend Moldavia,look up at Travel to Dentist and you will be not dissapointed.

Thanks Scott O❣️You’re the best 🙏

Thanks for the comment ❣️

Thanks for the comment, no fears about going solo in this town. I hope you enjoy your dental visit. Let me know how it goes 🙏

@@rickeyamar1113 absolutely keep posting videos

ps) are you familiar with Yuma? Any nice, cheap hotels within walking distance of a strip mall, maybe a grocery store?

⁠Yuma has several hotels with restaurants close by. A long time ago I stayed in Yuma when I walked across instead of drive across the border. I’ve never been asked for paperwork entering, just a few questions and you’re in. I usually stay in Mexico at this hotel or the one that is about a block away. Both have a bar and restaurant. Los Algodones seems to close up early during the week so plan on eating at the hotel or dinner elsewhere early. There are guys that offer services to dentists by referring people walking around to them. Those guys have the key to the city. They can get you a little medicinal herbal stuff, just don’t try to bring it back across the border. There are working dogs there with great noses. I usually get Mexico auto insurance, but not a visa or entry form. I don’t think it’s necessary here. Since you’re probably going to be there for only a couple days, there is no date stamp anywhere on your entry, simply tell the border agent you’ve been there for two days. Don’t forget your passport and have a great visit❣️🙏

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Yes, it did however you need to really saturate their mounds deeply. It’s kinda pricey $$ and it’s a slow exterminating process. I’m going to try “Come And Get It Spinosad Plus” next.