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Sukkah City 2010

Kyle May and Scott Abrahams

Seen as we drove through the mountain roads in Maggie Valley, NC USA.

part of lynton beach

 

A log is a great enrichment item for our giant anteaters! They use their 6 inch claws to break through the wood.

 

Anteaters use their powerful arms and claws to defend themselves against predators and to rip through ant and termite mounds.

Bollywood Director Arhan Akhtar as Managed Person in Hum Log Award @ Radio Club with bollywood celebrity

logs in black and white

They seem to be thinning out the pines, it smelled lovely, they didn't seem to have been cut down long!

This block is for kroddick...A Wonky Quarter Log Cabin...Love the colors!

While I do not remember where this logging engine was displayed, I do know that my son was up on the platform watching the two men below.

And here's the log, nicely soaked, in place under the lilac tree. It's standing on a rock that Ben had collected many years ago and had kept in his wardrobe. I hope that's ok Ben?

 

The log was a Christmas present. We should get oyster mushrooms on this next autumn.

Logs in the Fraser River

Wooden sculpture 2009

Logs stacked and ready to be cut into firewood.

my best log ride ever. there are large rocks hidden under those plants below me. friend shot it, i stitched it. (i was busy riding across a log)

Bob Log III live @ Metal Clüb, Nöjesfabriken, Karlstad 2010-03-06

About to try unmolding the frozen Yule Log.

Photo credit: Oana Capota

 

The newly-installed log roller gets a foundation.

The Log Cabin- Apple Orchard- Osgoode Ontario

Beautiful little 33 acre orchard.

This log house is 177 years old.

I am playing with HDR Tonemapping, for an interesting effect.

 

You fold your left leg in;

you fold your right leg in;

you tuck them both right in;

then you give that rear a hop!

Jessica Linford of Lucky Linfords Construction assists with the roofing project. Photo by Nils Lunder

Bob Log III live @ Metal Clüb, Nöjesfabriken, Karlstad 2010-03-06

I think it's some kind of shelf fungus.

Hermann Josef Hack, LOGGING, 181028, painting on tarpaulin, 249 x 239 cm, 2018

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