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Author: Carr Fire Auction

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ANC Online Auction: Wintu Audubon Guided Birding Trip to Sacramento Wildlife Refuge

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

The Wintu Audubon Society offers a naturalist-guided field trip for up to six people to view the birds at the Sacramento Wildlife Refuge, a place teeming with winter geese, ducks, and raptors, as well as shore and woodland birds. Binoculars… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Dan Greaney, Sacramento Wildlife Refuge, Wintu Audubon Society
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ANC Online Auction: Chandelier Crystal Necklace/Earrings by Kimberly Bonéy/HerStory Vintage

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

This bold, one-of-a-kind chandelier crystal and faceted glass necklace is accented by open geometric shapes in warm brass. Paired with coordinating earrings, this set is the perfect accompaniment to all of your favorite 2020 ensembles.  Wear it with a cocktail… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction HerStory Vintage, Kimberly Bonéy
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ANC Online Auction: Taste of Redding – 2 Tickets by Redding West Rotary

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

Redding West Rotary president Ryan Denham has donated a pair of *Taste of Redding tickets. The event will be held  June 14, 2020. The Taste of Redding is held at the Redding Sculpture Park at City Hall! Join more than… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Rotary Club of West Redding, Ryan Denham
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ANC Online Auction: Wood-and-Metal Coat & Hat Hanger – J’Anna Jacoby

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction
wood and metal coat/hat hanger

A couple of things you should know about this donation. First, this is a horrible photo of this very cool hat/coat rack, made from the spine of a wine barrel. The photo doesn’t do it justice. It would look terrific… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Adrienne Jacoby, Carr Fire auction item, coat rack, J'Anna Jacoby
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ANC Online Auction: 1860-Machine Made Phoenix-Adorned Whisk Broom – by Beverly Stafford

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

Longtime ANC supporter and reader Beverly Stafford donated this sweet little whisk broom from broom corn and colorful string, adorned with a Phoenix charm. It was made in an 1860-era broom-making machine. It was created by Claudette Greene who, with… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Beverly Stafford, Hawken rifles
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ANC Online Auction: Backyard Urban Farm Gift Basket by Shelly Shively (A)

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

Redding artist and interior re-designer Shelly Shively’s urban farm basket features a dozen eggs from her happy, healthy backyard chickens and a jar of honey from her own beehives. She includes her own artistically created items inspired by her beloved… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Shelly Shively, Urban Farm Gift Basket
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ANC Online Auction: Backyard Urban Farm Gift Basket by Shelly Shively (B)

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

Redding artist and interior re-designer Shelly Shively’s urban farm basket features a dozen eggs from her happy, healthy backyard chickens and a jar of honey from her own beehives. She includes her own artistically created items inspired by her beloved… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction backyard chickens, Redding bees, Redding honey, Shelly Shively
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ANC Online Auction: Carr Fire Glass Phoenix by Welsh Artist Paul Jones – Eleanor Townsend/Deb Segelitz

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

As Yogi Berra might have said, it’s déjà vu all over again. This is the piece that inspired the first Online Auction to Benefit ANC’s Carr Fire Scholarship Fund. (Click here to read how it all started.)  Originally donated by… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, Deb Segelitz, glass Phoenix, Paul Jones
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ANC Online Auction: Canada Goose Photograph by Jon Lewis

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

Jon Lewis: “While out on a mini photo safari in the spring of 2019, I was walking across Diestelhorst Bridge when I spotted this Canada goose casually perched on the cement railing. I was fairly sure he (or she) would… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, Jon Lewis, Photograph
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ANC Online Auction: “The View From the Trail” Watercolor by Erin Friedman

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction
Erim Friedman The View from the Trail

Erin Friedman has donated one of her stunning watercolor paintings. This year’s is “The View From the Trail”. The painting depicts a scene from the Davis Gulch Trail at Whiskeytown, before the Carr Fire. The piece measures 14″X 11″  and… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, Erin Friedman, Watercolor

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