Log Horizon

Log Horizon

It was cold, and the hollow logs seemed to burn the longest and the hotest. And looked cool too

burnhope reservoir

Photos by Laura Shaffer

My first go at Log Cabin

For the out of camera S5 challenge.

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Tess and I decided to go out and watch Gramps cut down some trees.....play in the sawdust, count the growth rings and yell "TIMBER" at the top of our lungs. A fun fall afternoon.

While not quite the pinnacle of Icelandic bridge construction, this log/steel cable combination isn't far off. The cable isn't very tightly strung and doesn't offer much in the way of support. You're more or less dependent upon your own balance to get you safely across. Due to the fact that I lost the trail on the other side of the river and gave up, only to give up on giving up and try again, I crossed this "bridge" not once, not twice, not thrice, but... fourice?

Sorry, it's not handicap accessible.

Donated by Run Amok

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The log sheet for the Plenty (GCGK3X) cache at Mannon Falls. To learn about geocaching, visit www.geocaching.com.

Photos by Laura Shaffer

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The shape of this log looked godzilla like, and it is poised to munch on a few hihg transmission power lines below.

I keep coming back to this part of the wall - I won't give up until I get a perfect shot. Advice appreciated. Taken with my Zuiko 40 - 150 mm lense.

It was a beautiful May Long Weekend. No car, bike on ferry and rode around 40 km and then climbed Mt. Gardinder. Lovely!

Logs

Benched by P. and Straight Up Bench in Calgary, AB.

Good Grain

It's a long way between here and anywhere large trees grow so my guess is that this is a relic of the tsunami.

we've been using this log for a bridge for a good couple years now. here it is during a spring thaw. scary to cross that day.

Here is the same log, covered in mushrooms, during october.

Here is its true form.

Pictures from Log Cabin. A lot of trees down.

Batsto Village Historic Site, NJ

Log Crossing

"Legend has it that logs sent down the dry log chute would generate enough friction to cause the chute to catch fire. Today the chute is gone, but the lumberjack stories still linger as you gaze out over the Grand Sable Banks and Dunes. This is a good place to glimpse the Au Sable Light Station to the west and the Grand Sable Banks and Grand Marais to the east". -NPS

First coat of Sashco Capture - Chestnut

A familiar sight on the highways in B.C.

Custome made log furniture. Hand crafted from fire salvaged lodgepole pine logs, knotty pine, and natural slate. These pieces were created from simple customer drawings.

Parco Naturale La Mandria, Venaria Reale, Torino, Italy

Hawk at Log Cabin South Boston VA

Tallac Historic Site - Camp Richardson

Lake Tahoe

Middlesex Fells, Melrose MA - a warm day in February.

Lee was logging near Iota with P.E.Lbr. eq. was our first job.