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hiker taking a deserved break

While Adele was hard at work gardening, I stood around taking photographs of the leaf-cutter bees laying eggs in our bee log.

pussy cat scatching a log

pretty cool log

Improved kiln construction in the outskirts of Likolo, Yanonge - DRC.

 

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Located in Brooks County, Georgia. Still in use !

a log cabin in the middle of the city

Taken in Puddletown Forest at sunset

Early Spring on the Monck Road near Sebright, Ontario.

SBB Cargo 610 519 passes Landquart with regional freight 64837 en route from Buchs SG to Domat-Ems with logs for Stallinger Timber AG.

 

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A log jutting out into the mist at middle Joffre Lake

 

logo para la marca de la diseñadora colombiana. Ana Patricia Espinosa

Log Meadow in Sequoia National Park. The name of this meadow is likely associated with Tharp's Log, a cabin made from a single fallen sequoia tree that can be found at the north end of the meadow. Hale Tharp raised cattle in the area in the 1860's and he used fire to hollow out a space inside the log in which to live.

 

Photo taken near Crescent Meadow in the Giant Forest area of Sequoia National Park (California, USA).

Santa Barbara, California

Found a big fat wonderful toad in our log pile.

Sgombero del nuovo sportello di Social Log in via di Corticella 56.

 

Bologna, 22 marzo 2016

 

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Took the Mamiya 645 out with some Kodak Ektar yesterday, such a sharp film ......

  

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A log cabin nestled among the pines near Grass Valley, California. Adirondack chairs circle a quiet seating area while morning sunlight filters through the forest, creating a peaceful mountain retreat in the Sierra Nevada foothills.

Log face on the Pacific Crest Trail. The Omnibus Public Lands Management Act of 2009, Public Law No. 111-011, Section 1405, designated 24,100 acres of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument as wilderness. The Soda Mountain Wilderness encompasses the rich biological and geological diversity in the mountains southeast of Ashland, Oregon. The new wilderness lies on the south side of the Medford District. The heart of the wilderness is the 5,720-foot high Boccard Point where the great basin meets three mountain ranges. The older Klamath Range comes up from the south while the much younger Siskiyou Range extends from the west. Jutting up from the north is the very young Cascade Range.

 

Additional information about the Soda Mountain Wilderness, and all the other BLM Wilderness areas in Oregon/Washington, is available online at:

 

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Delivering logs to one of the mills. Port Alberni, B.C.

365 days in color: orange - day 108

My training log. I wrap this one up next week. It holds all my training for this past year. Lots of sweat and effort in the 2,227 miles logged in 2015.

 

Resolutions for running = my goals for 2016. The first resolution is to enter the world of trail racing. I have 2 races in my spring race schedule, a trail 10K, followed by a trail half marathon. My second running resolution/goal is to PR in my fall marathon. High hopes and big dreams need lots of hard work. Bring it on 2016.

 

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Premier Christy Clark visited Pioneer Log Homes in Williams Lake, a world-renowned log building company and star of the reality TV show Timber Kings.

Log cabin quilt block for modern quilt class at Whipstitchfabrics.com.

"Moira River Drive", 1907. Men with poles bringing logs down the Moira River in Hastings County, Ontario.

 

One of Harold McMurrich Rathbun's negatives.

2192 log train from Goulburn to Port Botany coast through Moss Vale with GL110 and GL112, 26/3/2018

What will the log hold?

For anyone who has grown up in a rural area, there has always been that spook abandoned shack that nobody ever uses. Often, you ma have wondered "Who owns this place". In this case, the answer is: Me!

 

The plan is to fix it up in the summer. Sadly, once we chink it, much of the wood won't be visible. So I took some pictures so I could remember it. It was an old pioneer homestead. There aren't that many left.

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