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Rosewall Log Sort, BCF Shake Mill Ltd, Pacific Forest Products Ltd, Vancouver Island, Canada. Mechanised forestry has devastated the ancient temperate rain forests of the western coast of North America killing the salmon streams and driving out the wildlife.. . ..

Nostalgia east of Fraserwood. What would have been state-of -the-art in the 20's is now collapsing.

Log Bunny was spotted on the evening of 10/2/2010, hanging out on the porch of the Psycho House.

Who let the logs out? Who? Who?

 

Um dos logos que criei para aprovação

Samsung digital camera

The base is a piece of foam core onto which I glued other bits of foam core to provide a rough shape for the mounds of snow. The foam core was then covered with several layers of spackling compound, each layer being shaped and allowed to dry completely before the next one was added.

 

Watered-down tacky glue was brushed over the base and Woodland Scenics snow (the stuff used by railroad modelers) was sprinkled on top and allowed to dry. Any excess was brushed off with a soft paint brush and saved for re-use. This was repeated on any bare spots until I was happy with the results.

Exposed log construction

Log In The Lake is a digital photo.

 

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I nostri prodotti sono 100% handmade in Brianza

 

I went on a trip to see Bears in Romania with

Wildlife Wordwide

 

See my Blog of the trip here

At Prado Farms Eco Resort, Lubao, Pampanga.

 

I'm waiting for the paint to dry on the rest of the order. I made sure to start one early so that I'd have at least one finished by midnight.

Log Truck entering McGowan Meadow.

Getting the trees ready for loading on trucks.

One of my favourites from this set :)

THis machine will cut the tree off from the bottom then allow the tree to fall.

Log Archway built by Mike Denman of Intensified Wood Restoration

Log burning in the fireplace of my place and just taking pictures of the fire as it glows, changes, and illuminates the log.

This bridge will likely not be there next year after the snow melt.

Harming salmon habitat below. Industrial forest Land T28s, R8W, S30

Captain's log: May 27th, 2017. I went out sailing with the Oxford University Yacht Club.

 

I thought I'd complement my MBA title with a fancy sport, and since everyone and their dog is doing golf, I decided to try out sailing - and perhaps upgrade that to yacht racing in future... if I'm any good.

 

I met with the more experienced members of the university's Yacht Club at 13:00 today and we caught a bus to Farmoor Reservoir, just 15 minutes from Oxford city centre.

 

On our arrival, we took upon the arduous task of readying the boats, hoisting the sails, and carrying these to the water.

 

The wind was quite fierce, and out of the four beginners, only two got to try actual sailing - the session was cancelled over safety reasons (one of us even capsized!), and I'll only get to experience real sailing next week.

 

Nevertheless, it was a fun day out, and I got to participate in a new activity. I certainly can't wait to do the real thing very soon!

Lafleur Homestead, Bonnechere Park

It finally did stick!

Wanze Eduards and S. Hugo Jabini, members of a Maroon community originally established by freed African slaves in the 1700s, successfully organized their communities against logging on their traditional lands, ultimately leading to a landmark ruling for indigenous and tribal peoples throughout the Americas to control resource exploitation in their territories.

 

Learn more.

 

Photo: Will Parinello on behalf of the Goldman Environmental Prize

 

As seen along the Revelstoke Greenbelt Walkway

A log house at The Homestead. A living recreation of a 1850's farm in Kentucky in The Land Between The Lakes National Recreational Area.

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