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I made this log feeder from a pine trunk. I chislelled out a hole at the front for peanuts and stapled wire in front. I drilled a hole down from the top to fill this section. I drilled two holes in the side to pack with fat.
as you can see the skidder can move itsself on the logs it rests on. The loggers hook a line around a tree or stump and reel it in, moving the skidder closer so it can load more logs
This log cabin which stands next to a pond near downtown Steamboat Springs, Colo. was found on a MSU Denver Social Documentary trip in June of 2013.
Photo by: Tawny Clary.
beautifully. designed path
A few of my favorite shots from when i visited Lithuania a few years ago.
Criamos um logo para assinar nossos trabalhos.
Em breve ele começa a aparecer em algumas produções.
Aguardem!!
criação: AH1 e AH2
ano: 2011
Log canoe racing returned to the Miles River with the MRYC Centennial Cup on June 28, 2025.
Photo by Sharon Thorpe
Log Cabin Bar
280 Bridge Street
Salem, Massachusetts
Photograph by Jonathon M. Whitmore
August 4, 1988
"Log Cabin Bar in Salem"
SNHP-2640
Citation: The Salem News Historic Photograph Collection, Salem State University Archives and Special Collections, Salem, Massachusetts
Carried 15 logs of maple from their resting place up to our terrace. Only about 150 meters. Some I could carry two at a time, others had to be carried by themselves. Heavy work it was.