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I am making a log pile I choose a chainsaw carefully, sixteen inch I prime it, push in three times one two three and pull it roars and comes to life, I find a tree, dead and rotting, poor thing there is no time to think so I start cutting slice slice BOOM it falls. Next comes liming small branches fly time to log it careful not to hit the ground the chainsaws teeth chew through birch it’s a clean dismemberment. I stack the logs one by one, building on what is already there one on top of the other sometimes they fall and I have to rearrange but I never give up that log pile isn’t a pile at all.
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Nov 9, 2010
Nov 9, 2010 at 6:06 AM UTC
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I am making a log pile I choose a chainsaw carefully, sixteen inch I prime it, push in three times one two three and pull it roars and comes to life, I find a tree, dead and rotting, poor thing there is no time to think so I start cutting slice slice BOOM it falls. Next comes liming small branches fly time to log it careful not to hit the ground the chainsaws teeth chew through birch it’s a clean dismemberment. I stack the logs one by one, building on what is already there one on top of the other sometimes they fall and I have to rearrange but I never give up that log pile isn’t a pile at all.
kayla-morrison
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Nov 9, 2010
Nov 9, 2010 at 6:06 AM UTC
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