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Rosewall Log Sort, BCF Shake Mill Ltd, Pacific Forest Products Ltd, Vancouver Island, Canada. Mechanised forestry has devastated the ancient temperate rain forests of the western coast of North America killing the salmon streams and driving out the wildlife.. . ..

Turtle straining by Dave Owens

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Having fallen off the log when some ducks left it and it rolled over dumping abut eight of them, these turtles were clambering back on. Does the duck care? Sure doesn't look so.

Log In... by xLoLLiPoPx Tolsen

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i love that pic and i rly don't know why :P

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while logging in:P

[...Better on Large View...] lmao

Logging by Lattof YMCA

log cabin variations by Alicia Wells

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I was playing with the 20 blocks I have made so far using 1.5" colored strips and 1" black strips.

A lonely Log by vinesh

Bob Log III at Outback Lodge by nailgunmedia

10.2.07

etnico by totolabella

logo etnico firmato dal suo autore

Log Cabin Swingers Anniv 2013 192 by Sherry Richmond

Logging by Farmers~Daughter

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This forest is harvested and regenerated with new plants.

PROMOCIONAL VELA ABADIA by Cary Ibarra

velas hotel Abadia Tradicional

pillow4danielle1 by LOVEONEWORLDZERO

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my first log cabin pillow in ages! it's a birthday present for my niece.

log stack by clark

8-30-09

Logs by Andrii Rudavko

LOGGING 7-13 014 by Brandon Schmunk

LOG ROLLING APRIL 2017 by Mason Recreation

LOG ROLLING APRIL 2017

Logs in a pile by Bob Mendelsohn

Everywhere in the Eastern part of Texas are these logging trucks

Log reflection by Joe Public

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Log Cabin Swingers Anniv 2013 078 by Sherry Richmond

Log struggle by Erik

Frog on Log by demicent

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Bullfrog on a log is pretty sure it is hidden behind a vine.

Edited I think this is a Green Frog

Log Toss by Jennifer Schlick

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There were these crazy athletic events. This log is 17 feet long and weighs around 140 pounds. All you do is pick it up, run with it for a little while, then loft it into the air so that it flips and lands on the ground in front of you. Imagine you are the center of the clock. The closer the log lands to 12:00, the more likely you will win! (Oh yeah, and this guy is a chiropractor by day... He says this event is not a good idea from your spine's point of view!)

Out Log Collecting by Douglas Wicker