Logger Mike is finished

Carver Cody Lafrance has completed the Logger Mike carving.
The carving will be on display at Transformations on the Shore this month, as well as take part in the Canada Day parade.
Lafrance says he was pretty stoked to start digging in and doing it.

He adds it’s what he enjoys to do and had a lot of fun with it.

 

Lafrance says he’s excited for the coming week and bring something out from his heart, and have a good time carving what he wants.

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