He constructed goals from driftwood and fishing nets he found on the beach.
Alongside BC brews from Phillips and Driftwood, frighteningly strong Quebec beers jostle with unfiltered Belgian libations and US favourites from Deschutes and Brooklyn.
In the evenings, to keep warm, he built a fire with driftwood.
When not on the clock, Karkare was known to enjoy sculpting and could often be found whittling driftwood, The Indian Express reported.
Scott Roberts, owner, The Salt Lick, Driftwood , Texas, rated the number one barbecue restaurant in the country by the Travel Channel.
Amid the flimsy shacks of driftwood and plastic stand new houses, a nearly finished children's nursery and the first timbers of a community workshop.
Behind the statue and through the floor-to-ceiling glass windows on a large terrace is an enormous Deborah Butterfield bronze horse that looks like it's made from driftwood.
His first use of driftwood, though, had nothing to do with animals or sculpture -- he had initially crafted and sold furniture from it until the possibilities of creating large-scale art suddenly struck him.
The first time I went backpacking, I feasted on semi-raw hot dogs cooked over a driftwood fire (we'd forgotten to bring the stove) and sipped tea laced with ashes as chilly Northern California winds blew the fog in.
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