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I hope this means they are seeding and are not going to build. i did see a grading truck pass by but don't know if he was part of this crew.

This is our annual log delivery each March

This summer was so wet and the mushrooms thrived. These are some of the biggest toadies I have ever seen. Sharbot Lake.

Taken at Trail of History in McHenry, Illinois

Bob Log III in concert, The Hare And Hounds, Birmingham, Britain - 13 December 2016.

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Expecting oyster mushrooms any day now...

 

Everybody loves Log!

Logging Road up from Boston Bar. Love the mountains and how the appear layered!

2014 February Tournament

Nice and large bedroom with an attached bath.

Agro Log Day - Integrar para sustentar.

Feira Agroecológica, oficina de instrumentos recicláveis, games, mostra de vídeos, projetos, maquetes, oficina de hortas e comidinhas.

Realização: Alunos dos cursos de Agronegócio e Logística.

Idealização: professores Cynthia Mattosinho, Christtianno Rollemberg e Maria Inácia Favila Salum.

22 de fevereiro de 2016

2014 February Tournament

James and members taking out log in middle of creek

A misty morning walk down the logging road in Topsham, Maine.

Photo by Mary 9-30-13

Taken during the 2010 fall trip to St. Croix Falls and area.

The Log Hut where we stayed

Logs wait to be floated down river in Chemainus

Log cabin blanket I'm knitting. Yarn is Limbo.

Harriman State Park, Ramapo Mountains, Appalachians

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Crocheted log cabin blanket, still in progress.

365 challenge, 11/04/09, 352

Wyoming river with a load of logs jammed in it.

 

Logging artifact. I've never come across a hook on a cable before

i love the detail on the middle log :)

A shortage of housing during the construction of the Alaskan Highway prompted Martin Berrigan, in his 70s, to begin building log skyscrapers. This three-storey building is 58 logs high. Each log weighs 300 lb. Its rental units are still used as apartments.

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