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From a local walk in the Forest of Bere near Fareham, wonderful at this time of year with the autumn/fall colours/color!
Well, not really. This is the aptly named "Falls on Log Hollow Branch" in the Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, North Carolina. Another from my 24 hour "tour de falls" trip up there a few weeks ago. One of the descriptions of this particular waterfall said that you will almost certainly get your feet wet shooting this one -- they were right. Fortunately, it was the last stop of the day.
Between Thanksgiving and a conference in Phoenix, I'll probably be pretty scarce around here for the next week. Hope all my friends in the US have a happy, and safe, Thanksgiving weekend!
Unique use for logs from a recently downed tree. When I think of a log fence I normally think of the logs being horizontal not like this. Orem, Utah.
Happy Fence Friday!
Saw this amazing demonstration of Log Cutting at The West Mids show in Shrewsbury. Notice how the axeman has created a step by inserting a board into a hole that he cut earlier. This demonstrated how they scale a tree to lop the top off. The power these guys have is awesome, they get through really thick logs in no time.
There is no statue of Lincoln in the park. Instead you will find this outsized replica of the cabin where he was born inside the memorial. (The original is in the Chicago Historical Society.)
SSC - Trees
This is a shot taken at a meeting place in Broaks Wood which is just a few minutes drive from my house. It was suggested that we make the shot as "Arty" as we like, so, I thought this was a good time to have a go at Multiple Exposure shots. This was my second attempt, a little more practice is required I think!!
Along the nature trail on the Delaware Highlands Conservancy Bethel office grounds. A nurse log is a fallen tree which, as it decays, provides ecological facilitation to seedlings.
Running a day late due to unloading delays at Chirk (thanks for the info Rich), 60076 heads south past Stokesay Castle with 6V54 to Baglan Bay, South Wales to pick up more logs to make kitchens and the like, Sunday 31.5.15
Logged Off......? It was sunny a few minutes either side of it coming through!
Colas Class 60 60095 passes Woodacre near Garstang on 6j37 Carlisle yard - Chirk timber train,photograph taken on 23/02/2016
There is always lots of felling in this area of France where the forests and woodland are dense with trees. The recent storms here have left lots of uprooted trees that im sure can be used as firewood for the winter months.
Photo taken from Hwy 4 above Sprout Lake in British Columbia, on Vancouver Island. This helicopter is recovering trees that have been cut and bringing them down to the lake below. Most of the area forests have been harvested, then re-planted like the trees in the background.
Dry land is evidently in short supply for the Yellow-spotted River Turtle (Podocnemis unifilis) who are crammed on a floating log in the Pampas De Yacumo, Bolivia
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L555 heads into the siding at the Tony log transload facility. This operation was recently established to move the log loading out of downtown Ladysmith, and it brought at least a little bit of traffic to the dormant Bradley Sub.
In late January 2019, the same log that harboured two Timber Rattlesnakes and one Cottonmouth in December had the same larger Timber Rattlesnake and two Cottonmouths! A later peek under the log that same day showed all three snakes coiled together.
Fellowship Park
Hwy. 126
Blountville, Tn.
From the Blountville First Baptist Church website:
"The historic log structure from the late 1700s was built in an area possibly known as Sapling Grove in Johnson County, Mountain City, Tn. In the late 1950's it was moved to Elizabethton where it was part of a tourist attraction which included a house that belonged to Andrew Johnson (seventeenth president of the United States). The church was purchased and donated to First Baptist by JoAnn Steele in memory of her husband, John H. Steele.
It was relocated to Fellowship Park after spending a year in her barn. JoAnn has been the driving force of "re-creating" this historic church. In features antique handmade pews and handmade furniture from the Steele family. The doors were made from wood removed from their barn which over a hundred years old. The floors came from trees cut and sawed on their farm by her husband. Most of the hardware is original and made by a blacksmith."
This was the fanciest of the log cabins on this property, the only one with tongue and groove construction.
Quite a few of the abandoned farm buildings in this area of Manitoba are made of logs.