Also out on display was this wonderful logging wheel. The size of it is unbelievable. It is close to the size of the cabin. For other pictures to help put the size in perspective visit my other blog.
This image below is of a gnarly old tree. I highly suggest that you enlarge this image to truly see all of the bumps and such.
The following are some wood carvings done in some tree trunks. I was in awe of the tiny details that the put in the carving. I believe these are actually done with a chainsaw but I do not know this for sure so please don't quote me on that.
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Lovely blog and great posts... :)
Totem poles! And the autumn colours are really beautiful.
That logging wheel looks huge, it would be fun to see up close.
I really nice tour, Christy. That logging wheel is enormous. And, those carvings do, indeed, look as if they were done by someone very skilled with a chainsaw.
I loved that log building - especially the cut rounded ends.
Great pictures.That old tree is impressive,almost ugly,yet still beautiful in it's own way.
Nice post! I'm in awe over those wheels!
Great post. That old tree has had a hard life. I was wondering how they used that wheel.
Marnie
These are all wonderful photos!! A great series that I thoroughly enjoyed!!
~Michele~
Yes, I do believe those carvings were done with a chainsaw - I have one of a wolf that my dad did. My dad has also made a fish, bear, and some others that I forget now.
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