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Fotografías del concierto de Abraham Mateo en las fiestas de Leganés 2016, presentando su 'Are you ready tour'.
Fotógrafo: @nvictorn
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Logs somewhere on the Kokosing Gap Trail.
Shot with the Frankenshica on expired Fuji Velvia 50. Then cross processed at home in C41 chems.
MLK Jr. Blvd - Highway 80 appeared to be the main thoroughfare for moving logs to a mill. Apparently the timber business is booming there.
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Logging operation with seven men. A hard copy may exist. SCANNED USING ANSCO SAFETY FILM (LEVEL 2 DETERIORATION : SLIGHT EDGE CURL BUT HAS A VERY DARK BLUE DISCOLORATION ) 8" BY 10" BLACK AND WHITE NEGATIVE. COULD NOT GET A COMPLETE SCAN BECAUSE OF THE SIZE OF THE NEGATIVE.
During the Biscuit logging fiasco I less than enjoined hours and hours of helicopters flying overhead. This was taken from a video of mine.
All of the logs on Kits Beach have now been removed as too many people were congregating on them and not allowing for correct "social distancing"
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Logging in the forest. Photo by Charles Cunningham taken August 20, 1937. Credit the U.S. Forest Service, Kaibab National Forest.
Log Cabin Siding - for sale by:
Phillips Forest Products
US-82 W
De Kalb, TX 75559
Phone: (903) 667-4151
Here is my inspiration for this quilt.
There are few architectural elements more American than the modest log cabin. It was this basic yet sturdy homestead that everyone who settled American lived in. It is no wonder that countless quilts were made to honor the log cabin pattern, one which remains as popular today as it was over 100 years ago.
Even though the Log Cabin block is simple and full of potential, I was dreading it because it can be tricksy.
After playing around with some ideas using 4 blocks and 16 blocks and finding nothing to be outstanding, I took a second look and the Log Cabin block looked like a stack of books to me.
I decided to use the Cherrywood orange for this project when I got excited about the yarn dyed plaid and 2 lovely prints I uncovered after I did a second dig in the stash I inherited from my Grandmother.
I made my 20" Log Cabin block offset so the "books" would be prominent. Adding the machine embroidered titles made the "logs" appear as "books" and including the machine appliqued cat bookend helped make the books look stacked on a shelf.
The selected titles are some of my very favorite novels and the arrangement was based on the fabric choices as well as the layout of the titles on the book spines.
When thinking about including a bookend, I wanted it to be something that I would actually want on my book shelf. I have 4 cats and though none of them are an orange tabby, the Sassy Cat hand embroidery design from Urban Threads that I digitized into an applique was the purrfect choice.
With all of the additional machine embroidery, I needed to keep the quilting simple so the titles would remain legible. So, I went with diagonal stitching matching the angle of the bookend.
This log pile is 75 feet long and was used to melt the copper but the bricks used to make the smelter melted before the copper. This is located at the Copper Globe Mine in the San Rafael Swell. It is located 10 miles south of I-70, and contains an historic underground metal mine. The mine was worked periodically from its discovery prior to 1900 up to World War II.
Who me, spoiled? I take my dogs to the river a lot and I found Frankie a huge log to chew on. It was too heavy for me to throw into the water for him without donging him on the head! He's just a little spoiled:)
Sauna from a log
Двухэтажная баня из бревна 6 на 6 метров.💭
Проект сруба бани из оцилиндрованного бревна 220 мм с тремя комнатами на втором этаже.
Экспликация бани:
- крыльцо;
- тамбур;
- санузел+бойлерная;
- небольшая душевая;
- комната отдыха;
- парная 5 кв. м;
- три комнаты на втором этаже;
- балкон на две комната.
Показатели для предварительного сметного расчета строительства:
общая площадь - 59.8 кв. м
объем ОЦБ бревна 220 мм (паз 120 мм) заг. 6 м ~ 41 куб. м (отход~2%)
балки - 100х200 мм
стропила - 50х200 мм
площадь кровли и периметр - 75 кв. м - 50 м
угол кровли - 39 гр.
пог. м фундамента дома - 38 м
высота 1-го этажа - 2.7 м
высота подъема стен 2-го этажа - 1.47 м.
На заметку!📌
Расстояние бани от границ соседнего участка минимум 1 м от выступающей части строения бани более 500 мм (включая выступ кровли).
Точная смета на строительство силовой части сруба бани зависит от типа фундамента, материала кровли, степени изменения проекта, доставки материала до участка, степени обустройства участка и скрытых пожеланий индивидуальности заказчика).😑
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All week, I have heard the sound of chain saws and heavy equipment next door. This afternoon, I finally took my camera and went to investigate. As I made my way through the woods behind our house, I saw footprints and broken ferns showing where men had tramped to find the property line. On the other side of the property line, this is what I saw.