Today

no but might have to show Murphy how to run the splitter today as my wife had to go into town :cheese:

well that didnt take long :cheese:

Ah, the Great Pyrenees. They sure are nice dogs!
A little more on them (Wikipedia, so you might want to take it with a grain of salt).


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pyrenees

These dogs do it all . . . so help me if you have a picture of them running your chainsaw and taking down a tree I'm getting one . . . on the other hand you better watch out . . . next thing you know they'll be playing poker with their buddies when you're not around.

will be getting the saws out again Saturday and will see what he can do jake




loon

well he got a few cuts in but i think he pinched the bar :cheese:

[quote author="loon" date="1297553568"]well he got a few cuts in but i think he pinched the bar :cheese:



Loon. it keeps getting better and better. Can the your dogs stack?


Zap

i guess he can :cheese: but his sister Emma is checking on his workmanship ;-P










loon

Loon, do you like the packs you have on the atv? I've thought about some like that but it seems they might also get in the way for getting on and off swinging the leg over. What all do you use them for?

Those pictures of the dogs are priceless I laughed out loud during live international HDTV and radio opera broadcast!

Savage its a $250 dog seat %-P but very handy though... and flatbed we have a great time with these 2 ;-)

I think that dog thinks that wood is p**S elm. Better leave that piece out in the sun to season alittle longer.
leaddog

Just checking in today . . . thanks for the laugh Loon. Love the pics.

here he was trying to get it out ;-P

They don,t build em like they use to. My house is over the century mark. When I moved in 32yrs ago. I found all sorts of neat stuff, passages between rooms,stairs behind walls leading down from the attic. How deep does the chute go and what kind of angle is it. What is in the cellar if that is where the chute goes? Love to see a pic of the inside of the farmhouse and the cellar. These things really intrigue me. Enjoy

Looks good Loon, we had some family up this weekend so I hope that I'll start splitting or cutting again next weekend.




Zap

andre, will go and take some pics today of the cellar..
its a pain in the butt moving wood down there as for some reason it was built 5'6" and i am 5'"7 :cheese:
they had the walls sprayed a couple years ago with a government grant which made a world of differance

loon

was throwing wood down the shoot zap and kept thinking i was being watched?? :lol:

Thanks can't Wait to see and show my Wife she loves this too.

[quote author="loon" date="1298297850"]was throwing wood down the shoot zap and kept thinking i was being watched?? :lol:


Loon, it looks like we'll break out the good hardwood tonight with the temps at - 8 with the windchill @ -27.




Zap

didnt get pics from around the house but got a few downstairs andre...

the original limestone homestead was built in 1846 with a few add on's since.

here is the wood shoot.



and like i said before they had the stone sprayed a few years back.



and they use this wood/oil unit.. which is a pig on wood %-P believe me.. i know :cheese:



will take more pictures of the place in the future for ya ;-)


Terry

Thanks a lot Terry looks great!! looking forward to more pics. Andrew

Murphy is pretty safety oriented with outside burns also firefighterjake ;-P

loon

getting ready to head over to the woodlot, but i guess everybody has to warm up first? and i think the cat is gonna melt :cheese: