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Water in a rotten log after a recent rain.

Bob Log III, Ana Threat und A.T.M. am 25. Mai 2011 in der KAPU. Mehr: EARLIER.at

A large pile of firewood.

Een grote stapel gekloofd hout.

This log is arched out of the water in Eramosa Creek in Wellington County, Ontario.

The Log Cabin Village hosted Holidays at the Hearth on 12-13-14 featuring photos with Santa and music by Buttermilk Junction (see www.facebook.com/ButtermilkJunction).

 

This album is part of the event coverage for the Fort Worth Portrait Project. The project tells the story of Fort Worth from 2014 - 2044 one captioned portrait at a time, but I also enjoy covering events like this one too.

 

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A modest pile of logs reminds me of Lincoln Logs.

Log carvings at Abbotsbury Gardens.

The trail continued on to other side of Ingalls Creek. The water was thigh deep, so thank God for this log.

Log slowly decaying on the flood plain.

Logo de ANATTO, una empresa dedicada al diseño y produccion de bandejas de piedra llenas de color.

 

El regalo perfecto

drive-by~~~

 

LOG HOUSE BBQ

Bob Log III, Ana Threat und A.T.M. am 25. Mai 2011 in der KAPU. Mehr: EARLIER.at

Live at The 100 Club, London 18.09.08

We found the Jan Mydlar -cache (GC1GXNV), and people noticed some cachers have made some awesome stamps for themselves!

Sample of a eucalyptus log. More were obtained!

 

This was a photo taken to gather customer inputs, but I like it.

Custom, but inspired by

Book = Country Afghans

Afghan = Log Cabin Blues

Photographer: Shanna Fredericks (Bluenose Coastal Action Foundation)

Title: Digger Logs and Deflectors

Location: Wildcat Brook, Petite Rivière Watershed

Date: September 2014

In this photograph, staff from the Bluenose Coastal Action Foundation is finishing up installing a digger log and deflector in Wildcat Brook. These structures restore fish habitat by encouraging the deepening, narrowing and natural meander of a stream to reoccur in areas that have been straightened in the past to maximize area for land use. Over time, pools and gravel beds form downstream of the logs. This recreated habitat serves as cover, resting areas and spawning areas for fish travelling upstream and also helps to oxygenate the water creating quality habitat for fish and aquatic invertebrates.

 

Another fallen tree that it was requested that we clear.

This is now my desktop background. I can imagine rubbing my hand along the log - feeling the roughness and grain....

This log has protected the softer mudstone under it from the erosive effects of pelting rain. And as a result it now sits slightly elevated on a small pedestal.

Log Cabin - Block 7 - Civil War Quilt 2011

There was a storm of a major sort last month or so and the logs were all over

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