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May 16th 2008 @ 9:16AM
Kristen said...
My mother-in-law has made lots of really cool things with corks -- trivets, corkboards, trays, you name it. But the coolest cork display I've ever seen was at the Front Street Inn in Wilmington, NC. They had a bar, and the ENTIRE front of the bar was covered in a cork design that included the inn's initials. I'm saving my corks so I can make one myself, but it's taking a LOT of wine ...
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