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Well... We have an annual whip lottery, in which everybodey can participate. And the money for the tickets goes - exactly; to the doggies. And to avoid any possible "misunderstandings" - with an official contribution receipt...!
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Jyri Haveri
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Here is my donation:

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It is stockwhip with 20inch handle and 7,2 ft thong.
Handle wood is spruce wich is burned and waxed, concho is brass. I will wax it but i wanted to post it as soon as possible.

I will include falls and tapered crackers.
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This is wonderful, Jyri! :)
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Great looking whip and that's going to be a nice and long and slow throwing whip, my favorite kind.

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Beautiful work, Jyri.
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Post by Wolfgang Timm »

Looks absolutely great! Another example that one-colour whips can also look beautiful :)
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Post by Scott A. Cary »

Jyri, that is beautiful!
I'll give it a try, Dad, but it's going to be really hard...kind of like trying to saw something in half using a banana.
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Post by Sven van Leeuwen »

Those are some beautiful donations, thanks to the donators.

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It's good to see you Sven. :)

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Post by Robert Gage »

As Ron says, it's good to see you, Sven! How are you?

Over the next few days, I'll box up my donation whip so that, when I get back from Munich, I can post it straight off to the winner.

Please remember, everybody, that the winner pays for the postage! (You'll still be getting a great bargain!)

There's still time to buy tickets - or even to donate another whip!
'Less is often more!'
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I have a whip available for donation. Will arrange pics over the weekend.
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My buyer for the pink Beehive whip has requested that it be a donation piece for the puppies, so the Sui generis Whips submission will be the pink beehive whip. Thank you to my buyer and to everyone!

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What a generous thing to do.
Thank you mystery buyer / donator. :)

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As Ron says - how generous! This is great, Jessie!
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Based on Jessie's earlier comment about the buyer havung a very familiar address, I would assume that (s)he is a member of this forum. To whoever you are - well done, sir or ma'am!
I'll give it a try, Dad, but it's going to be really hard...kind of like trying to saw something in half using a banana.
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Finally, here is my donation:

Capuccino - 6'6" Bullwhip in Mocha, Cream and White. Twisted Taper core, 10.5" 6mm Steel handle, 2 sinew-bound bellies (8/12 plt) and 16-plt overlay. Waxed.

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Very nice donation Sir Roger.
I love the color combination.
Great job, thank you.

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Good-looking whip, Roger! I like the handle detail....
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Post by Mark Elliott »

Roger, that is a really fine looking whip. I especially like that Spanish Ring Knot at the transition. Is it a 4-pass SRK? Excellent work.
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Post by Flemming Bo Christiansen »

Sir - very fine color combination. I guess that it is a very heavy one :)
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Post by Rachel McCollough »

Jyri, WS, and Sir Roger, what beautiful whips!!! Yay for the pups!!!
Inch by inch.
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