Something for the woodburnerists

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Something for the woodburnerists
mcmoonter
Free Member

A friend sent me this clip. Log harvesting on an epic scale.

Posted 8 years ago

footflaps
Full Member

Epic is an understatement!

Posted 8 years ago

Drac
Full Member

It’s ace isn’ it.

Posted 8 years ago

FGF 701 The Hydrate Or Die Edition

mcmoonter
Free Member

This solves the problem of how they got the logs into the river.

Posted 8 years ago

matt_outandabout
Full Member

Some of those mountain men are hard as nails…all cut by hand…

Posted 8 years ago

matt_outandabout
Full Member

This is how you got them to the river…

Posted 8 years ago

steviegil
Free Member

That is unreal!!

Posted 8 years ago

Stoner
Free Member

brilliant stuff. there’s some great vids linked after that one has played too.

Posted 8 years ago

fettlin
Full Member

Hence ‘log flume’!

Drayton Manor won’t be the same!

Posted 8 years ago

kayak23
Full Member

Pooh sticks on another level!

Posted 8 years ago

captcaveman
Free Member

Here’s another great video for woodburner fans 😉
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBb9O-aW4zI
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBb9O-aW4zI[/video]

Posted 8 years ago

Pigface
Free Member

The river that runs through Joensuu where I lived in Finland used to have huge log rafts coming down it, all shepherded by a funny little boat. Amazing to see

Posted 8 years ago

Stoner
Free Member

I wish I had a river that ran from my coppice to the house. Them logs dont float so well over ground…

Posted 8 years ago

Nobeerinthefridge
Free Member

I for one wouldn’t fancy writing a risk assessment for that task!.

Posted 8 years ago

core
Full Member

Was that Bill Bailey at the start of that last vid?

Posted 8 years ago