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Close-up of a log.

A guardrail located in the Rocky Mountains, a visitor log for everyone that has passed through the region.

A turtle sitting on a log.

ink, watercolor, Pentel razor point marker

The Log Cabin blocks are done, now to fill in those spaces.

a log to stop and play

A "logger" an ex Great Northern GP9r.

Hardy County, West Virginia, USA.

 

2 megapixel sRAW image.

Log details like the ones in this Vilas County home, give the house an authentic rustic look and northwoods charm.

 

www.northtwinbuilders.com

Small Logging job we are doing on our ranch

Mystérieux chemin forestier.

 

Résidence étudiante à Rennes

A fresh layer of dry pampas grass is abouut to be added. The birch logs showed a range of colinization from mycelium. Shittake. Excited to fruit the well colonized ones next spring.

Log cabin blanket for the Biscuit in progress in Rowan Denim.

taken afew days ago when there where still 6 of them

lake @ Whistler

A guardrail located in the Rocky Mountains, a visitor log for everyone that has passed through the region.

Stumbled upon these four turtles sitting on a log. Taken at Hashawha Environmental Center

Old logging equipment. Collier Memorial State Park, Eastern Oregon. A "must stop" location if you are headed along state highway 97, about 40 miles north of Klamath Falls.

 

Nikon 1 J5, 1 Nikkor 6.7-13mm lens.

Installation of our decorative logs, creating a log wall in a client's beautifully converted barn.

Masig (york) to Maer islands is a cruise of about 70km due east. Mostly unsurveyed, so slow speed and vigilance were essential. We had to back of several times to prevent dinting the coral… and our vessel! When we reached the group of 3 islands the a spectacular view befell us …. Marvellous steep rugged volcanic geology so different from al the sand cay islands we had become accustomed to of late. We found a tolerable anchorage behind Wainer Island and had fun shooting some pics a sunset.

 

surprisingly small. I mean, you sure couldn't live in it. which I guess is the point.

I've built this little log cabin in Blender. I imagined a scene in a forest somewhere, and a log cabin always comes in handy.

 

Rendered in Poser.

Fireplace ready for installation of our new gas log. The tile that fell into the ash pit has been retrieved and returned to its rightful place with the help of a little thinset.

Brian Dettmer

Log 1

2007

Altered Book

9" x 5-1/4" x 4"

Image Courtesy of the Artist

2 fishing mackerel fishing boats anchor each season right on the edge of the cay and fish it for 4- 5 months of the year. Very traditional with dories trolling 1 lure and 2 garfish. They fish 2 sessions a day ….6am till 8 am and 4.30pm till dark. Its amazing to see them head of in their little put puts and come back in a couple of hours with 20 – 40 mackerel. Very hard workers in a very isolated location. We were the first recreational boat they had seen for 4 years !!

They meet the mother ship each fortnight to off load their catch and pick up supplies.

The Log Boats of Bulusan Lake, Sorsogon

Battles Ranch, Weippe, Idaho. Logging

How to monitor a log file on Linux with logwatch

 

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After making my first quilt, this Log Cabin quilt was my next project in line. It was a major task and after piecing this one I decided I never wanted to make another quilt that was going to be larger than a twin size quilt.!

 

The logs finished at 7/8" wide.

There are 17 logs in each block.

Each Block is 7 7/8" square (finished)

There is a total of 196 blocks. (set 14 across X 14 down)

The quilt measures 110" x 110" (without the red border)

It has 3,332 "log pieces" in the quilt.

 

I completed piecing it in about 3 months

 

Sadly I have not had it quilted yet but it was completed around the year 2000.

White Cliff Fen & Forest

Wisconsin State Natural Area #383

 

Door County

Mamiya C330, Ektar 100, 80mm, Epson V600

Faulkner logs his print totals for the day.

Rayonier Logging 130 ton Mallet (2-6-6-2) #114

 

Dave Wilkie photo

Sept 24, 1957

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