Don't push him...

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That's it. Just logs.

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This is not in B and W but as I found it. I love the old axe marks in the log timbers.

Interior

Hemlock Draw State Natural Area, Wisconsin. Not quite sure what's going on here, but I love the patterns.

Log Cabins at Glenbeag Mountain Lodges at the Spittal of Glenshee, Perthshire, Scotland www.logcabinsscotland.com

A lighting experiment during sunset......Tried some flash during the shot... Wish I could have light painted ;)

Log/rock mansion with solar-assisted heating in the new part

A wood stack in austria mariapfarr

Fallen log looking a bit like a dog's head. Note that the usual tiny stream to the right has been joined by a new stream, on what doubles as the footpath!

Just playing around with my Lomo Diana cam (with medium format film.)

An old log has been covered with greens laying near Telagawarna at Puncak.

One of the many logging roads that cut through this area. I liked the shadows on the road.

rusty log skidder

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ISO 400, 2.5 second exposure, F3.5, mounted on a tripod.

Taken a few minutes before dark.

The S5 is a fine camera, but low light is not it's forte.

Insulspan panels were used to enclose and insulate the roof of this log home.

Tug

Star

Log restaurant in the suburb of St.Petersburg Russia.

Architect Alexey Skoldinov.

HONKA

I logged onto the technet, sure I'd find what I was looking for amongst the bits and bytes of the new cyberfrontier. I was immediately bombarded with advertisments for sex enhancement chips and get-rich-quick moneymaking schemes. Doesn't matter how advanced civilisation becomes, shysters will always hawk their shit where it's not wanted.

Dead tree trunks and branches piled-up on a Lake Michigan Beach.

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Richard Hill brings his train around Museum Loop.

Wagga Wagga Invite Run 2010.

HDR

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Scenic view from Log Roll Overlook, part of the Green Ridge State Forest in Allegany County, Maryland.

pattern: Log cabin Sock

Yarn: Briggs and Little Tuffy

size: women

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Log Cabin Blanket for a friend of mine. It ended up being only 48 x 50 inches, but I pretty much ran out of time :(. I think that should be a nice size for an afghan though. I've already cast on another log cabin, as I find the ease of them addictive!

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