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Full log replacement on a vintage log cabin. These logs were rotten due to a coat build up of paint on the logs. Paint and many oil based film forming finishes can form a barrier over the logs not allowing them to breathe and evaporate moisture. Rot eventually sets in with the moisture over 20%.
Wood fireplace transformation. Replacing existing wood fireplace could not be easier; 1. close drafty flue, 2. remove existing grate, 3. clean ashes, 4. place electric log set, 5. plug in, 6. enjoy!
This is actually an old rail road tie, that lines the lane to our cabin.
The red things were coming off the tree buds.
Hocking Hills, OH
4/08
Un "logement étudiant" installé dans un chemin, à 50 mêtres de l'université de Droit de Nantes...
Leica M4-P & CV Nokton 35/1.4 MC
Agfa APX100 - Rodinal 1+50
A temporada de cursos está aberta.Fiz este no sábado dia 22.09.È um log cabin ,mas foi todo costurado em foundation-stamps.nao gostei muito das bordas,mas o proximo será melhor.
Did a friend of mine's new company logo, along with biz cards, t-shirts & soon a webpage. I'll post screenshots of that here soon.
"Logging" is a term used to describe a behavior where a whale will hang motionless at the surface of the water with it's tail hanging down. It is believed that this is a way for the animal to rest without drowning.
(this is the same calf as in this shot)
Homemade resonant percussion instrument made from a hollowed-out log with sound hole, stretched skin on either end, and taut ropes along the length. As seen at the SF Recycling Center's Artists-in-Residence studio.
A logging operation. THE TRUCK IS LOADED WITH TIMBER AND THE MEN ARE POSING ON THE TIMBER. NO NAMES ARE NOTED. 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.
I'm participating in an online quilting bee and I decided that it would be fun to make blocks based on each month's suggestions for me as well as for the person who is designated to receive them. Last month, I made Jocelyn a log cabin block so this weekend I made one and mine is WONKY!
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
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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From November 27th - A Thanksgiving stop in Columbus, OH allowed my friend Marvin to take this shot of me sitting in my semi, updating my logbook.
The little blue/yellow square at the bottom of the window (crooked in this case) is the symbol for Equality, human rights. And of course you can see my lucky Winnie the Pooh hanging in the upper left of the window.
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