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Scroll down at this site to see Dr. Larson's unique guitar: http://www.cbc.ca/quirks/archives/07-08/mar22.html
"Start with chunks of wood salvaged from windfall trees. Add a tiny fish fossil, pieces of stone, shells of turtles and mussels, bits of ivory and ancient cedar — even mink penis bones — and what have you got? It's a made-in-Guelph guitar, one that its maker hopes will play music and tell tales."

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A higher purpose for wood.
Rich Smith
Issaquah, WA

Thats awesome!!
I love these quirky guitar models.... just terrific -
I saw another post about this yesterday and got it confused with another story...
I didnt see much discussion about the "Canada Guitar" either - but again another guitar built in Canada from historic, and in one case... quite sacred, materials!
http://www.cbc.ca/documentaries/canadianguitar.html
Seems like theres alot of this type of thing happening up here in Canada... that makes me pleased to be part of this great nation!!
Cheers
Charlie

Cool, a guitar that smells like sesame!

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A higher purpose for wood.
Rich Smith
Issaquah, WA