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A lizard trying to decide whether or not I was enough of a threat to run away from - on a log in a wood a couple of miles from Sydney Australia.
Ouverture, par la ministre Valérie Pécresse, de la Conférence nationale pour le logement étudiant, au Centre Pompidou - Paris, le mardi 5 avril 2011 - ©Philippe Devernay
Near Rising Sun, Indiana. This is the log cabin mentioned in the next picture in my photostream. The picture was taken a year or so before the other one. The grounds look considerably more manicured than they did when we were working on the cabin and addition some thirty-five or more years ago and there are trees where there weren't before. A couple of owners after my friend sold the property, the current owner built a Mc Mansion and created a new lake just down the hill from here. He doesn't use the cabin much anymore except to house visitors.
Towards the end of the evening, at a friends 30th birthday celebrations, the log burner got lit, to take the edge off a slightly cool and damp evening
Pine logs are displayed in a post card that might have been taken anywhere in the Intermountain West in the early 1900s. This image ended up in a collection gathered by James Floyd of Klamath Falls. He donated the collection to the Klamath County Museum in 1973.
Log Cabin quilt in shades of blue. Some Colonial and Civil War prints were used in this quilt. Made by Karen Flick.
A friend of mine, Carmen, manages to stay still for 5 seconds during a long exposure. Shot on Pangkor Island, Malaysia, with an Olympus E-P3 camera, M. Zuiko 12mm f2.0 lens and a 10-stop B+W ND 3.0 filter.
This log is visible only at early morning low tide, it seats at the bottom during high tide and is about a 100 meters away from shore.
A guardrail located in the Rocky Mountains, a visitor log for everyone that has passed through the region.
A logging area in Gunung Lumut, East Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Photo by Jan van der Ploeg/CIFOR
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work in progress - sewing all those small blocks - 3 1/4" - was fun, but now I have to concentrate not to mix tem up while piecing the blocks together!
The Five-O Fast Feet log rolling competition at the Pabst Farms YMCA in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
U-13 competitor Chiara Ogle (left) of Escanaba, Michigan, tries to knock Ella Batson of Madison, Wisconsin, off the log at the Five O Fast Feet.