Museum of Russian Icons, Clinton, MA

Just One of Close to Two Dozen Small Woodcarvings of Saint Nil Sorsky (Usually Identified by his Hood, Beard, and Crutches Beneath His Arms) Displayed Together on a Wall at the Museum of Russian Icons in Clinton, MA

Cottage Street, West Brookfield, MA

A Wizened Face With a Long Flowing Beard Carved From a Dead Tree on the Front Lawn of a Private Home on Cottage Street in West Brookfield, Massachusetts

The Book Bear, West Brookfield, MA

A Wooden Bear, Wearing a Hat and Reading a Book, Very Appropriately Sits Outside The Book Bear Book Store on West Main Street in West Brookfield, MA

Boundless Way Zen Temple, Worcester, MA

An Oversized Head of the Buddha, Carved From Wood, Seen on Display Inside the Gazebo on the Grounds of the Boundless Way Zen Temple in Worcester, MA

Worcester Trading Post, Worcester, MA

A Carved Wooden Bear Stands Next to the Entrance of the Worcester Trading Post on Chandler Street in Worcester, MA

Crompton Collective, Worcester, MA

An Oversize Human Skull Carved From Wood Available For Purchase at the Crompton Collective in Worcester, MA

Church Street, Whitinsville, MA

A Bear Cub, Carved From a Large Wooden Log, Waves to Passersby from the Porch of a House on Church Street in Whitinsville, MA