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It's heartbreaking to see the logging of ancient temperate rainforest in the Tarkine. The government and logging industry call it "sustainable" because the eucalypt trees grow back. But the soil is damaged, the fungi in the soil are killed and these intricate rich ecosystems which have taken thousands of years to develop will be gone forever. And most of the wood goes for woodchips and paper!
I went for a hike through the forest near my vacation cabin and made an unpleasant discovery. What I thought was a preserve is still an active tree farm.
Here is one of the beasts that helped clear cut an area of many acres.
CBMM hosted guests aboard PATRIOT for a scenic view of the MRYC Governor’s Cup during its first Log Canoe Spectator Cruise of the season on July 27, 2024.
Photo by Sharon Thorpe
The downed trees are the result of wind storms, possibly assisted by southern pine beetles.
This is my idea of a fine playground. What might look like a body of water in the background is actually just clouds. However, there is a creek on the other size of that rise and a pond a short distance to the left.
Since I finished the other quilt top, I really wanted to start another one with the Denyse Schmidt charm pack I won at this summer at Modern Domestic. So I started making some log cabin blocks.They looked very boring.
It's been a while. We began our log home project in January of 2004 after a year of planning.
We had 2 trucks bring our logs from Tennessee.
Beautifully crafted Amish rustic log futon - Available in pine, rustic pine, and rustic red cedar - www.whistlestopfurniture.com/products.php?catid=5006&...
Find it at Whistle Stop Furniture in Franklin, NC!
On Thursday, May 31, CBMM celebrated the launching of its latest book "Tradition, Speed and Grace: Chesapeake Bay Sailing Log Canoes", written by John C. North. II. To purchase a copy, stop by the Museum Store, or contact CBMM Guest Services Manager Sara McCafferty at smccafferty@cbmm.org to arrange a copy to be shipped to you.