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SBB Cargo 610 519 passes Landquart with regional freight 64837 en route from Buchs SG to Domat-Ems with logs for Stallinger Timber AG.
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This building at King's Landing depicts another aspect of life in rural New Brunswick in late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Once the harvest was in many New Brunswick men and boys left their farms to do a stint as loggers. It was hard and dangerous work but it allowed the men to earn some decent money. This was the kind of building in which the loggers bunked, with many crammed into close quarters.
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One Saturday, about a month ago, I ran down to the break by where I live to check the surf and see if the new swell had moved in. Sure enough, it was starting to show. I also have been really wanting to take some surf shots as well, so I did a double duty and brought my D80 with the 80-200mm f/4.5 mounted just in case.
I'd say I really only had a handful of keepers due to the fact that shooting a fully manual lens is a little tricky with moving subjects and nobody's surfing was really that impressive. C'mon guys!
Anyways, the one guy that was really tearing it up out there was this guy (sorry, don't know your name buddy) on his 9'+ longboard (or log). He was pretty good, and I could fully appreciate the way he was throwing that big board around off the top. For those of you who may not know, throwing some spray with a longboard takes a little more effort than it does with a shortboard.
The Arthur Fife Cabin was built circa 1930 along the Middle Fork of Taylor Creek in the Kolob Canyons section of Zion. It's gotten a new door and some new logs since we saw it last.
The trail to Double Arch Alcove runs right past the cabin there on the right.
Saturday August 11, 11am-2pm
The Pineapple Log Cabin is both a dynamic and fun version of this classic block. It is perfect for two colour simplicity or a super scrappy palette. Often sewn with foundation piecing you will learn a few grid ruler tricks to create this block with less fuss. As a bonus, you'll also learn the easiest way to create a cushion back with button closures.
Basianshan was established as a logging facility by the Japanese before WWII. At that time it was one of the main centers of Taiwan logging industry, together with Alishan and Taipingshan.
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Just another whitehorse falls. I like the moss covered logs around the falls. Such a beautiful place, I could go here a couple times a year and not get tired of it.
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This is a logo I did for a little contest on 99designs. Check these guys out on Facebook to see how they're doing: www.facebook.com/IronLionFitness
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Log face on the Pacific Crest Trail. The Omnibus Public Lands Management Act of 2009, Public Law No. 111-011, Section 1405, designated 24,100 acres of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument as wilderness. The Soda Mountain Wilderness encompasses the rich biological and geological diversity in the mountains southeast of Ashland, Oregon. The new wilderness lies on the south side of the Medford District. The heart of the wilderness is the 5,720-foot high Boccard Point where the great basin meets three mountain ranges. The older Klamath Range comes up from the south while the much younger Siskiyou Range extends from the west. Jutting up from the north is the very young Cascade Range.
Additional information about the Soda Mountain Wilderness, and all the other BLM Wilderness areas in Oregon/Washington, is available online at:
Use left-over scraps of binding to create this block. Find out more about this and all the Patchsmith Sampler Blocks at The Patchsmith.
My training log. I wrap this one up next week. It holds all my training for this past year. Lots of sweat and effort in the 2,227 miles logged in 2015.
Resolutions for running = my goals for 2016. The first resolution is to enter the world of trail racing. I have 2 races in my spring race schedule, a trail 10K, followed by a trail half marathon. My second running resolution/goal is to PR in my fall marathon. High hopes and big dreams need lots of hard work. Bring it on 2016.
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Premier Christy Clark visited Pioneer Log Homes in Williams Lake, a world-renowned log building company and star of the reality TV show Timber Kings.
For anyone who has grown up in a rural area, there has always been that spook abandoned shack that nobody ever uses. Often, you ma have wondered "Who owns this place". In this case, the answer is: Me!
The plan is to fix it up in the summer. Sadly, once we chink it, much of the wood won't be visible. So I took some pictures so I could remember it. It was an old pioneer homestead. There aren't that many left.