A little side project of mine, saving some “Old Georgia” wood and turning them into coaster art! @AdventuresIntoHistory
A little side project of mine, saving some “Old Georgia” wood and turning them into coaster art! @AdventuresIntoHistory
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Each one of these takes me a long time to make. From cleaning, cutting, sanding and sealing to hand polishing each one. I call these my “Old Georgia” coasters. More to come!
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A little side project of mine, saving some “Old Georgia” wood and turning them into coaster art!

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