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Niwot tree carvings on track for full restoration, return to public view

Dustin Wolf works to restore the carving of Niisiitenoot Nii’eihiiho, The Eagle Catcher, by his father Eddie Running Wolf near Niwot on Friday, Jan. 23. The wooden sculptures, originally located near Niwot Road and North 79th Street, were deteriorating after being exposed to the elements for many years. They will be moved to a new covered location near Niwot Road and North 83rd Street to protect the restoration. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)
Dustin Wolf works to restore the carving of Niisiitenoot Nii’eihiiho, The Eagle Catcher, by his father Eddie Running Wolf near Niwot on Friday, Jan. 23. The wooden sculptures, originally located near Niwot Road and North 79th Street, were deteriorating after being exposed to the elements for many years. They will be moved to a new covered location near Niwot Road and North 83rd Street to protect the restoration. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer)
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By | dcadey@prairiemountainmedia.com | Longmont Times-Call
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Dustin Wolf is currently restoring three tree sculptures that were initially carved by his dad, Eddie Running Wolf.
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