If you can click on the link to the photo and actually get up a photobucket address it *may* allow you to view his albums.
RIP Gypo Logger {John Lambert}
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I think that was one of the Diamond Willow trees he searched for. The walking sticks, canes and crutches are valuable . Don't know the value of one that big.
https://www.google.com/search?q=dia...HbmgCyEQ_AUoAnoECAEQBA&biw=1920&bih=969&dpr=1
When I was up there I seen these type of big sticks for sale at tourist trap centers and they sold for good sums of cash. One I seen just outside Watsons Lake had a tag on it of $250. on my return trip homeward the stick was gone so I asked the store about them and the reply was they sell like hotcakes., many sticks were too big to put inside a car or van.
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Let me know, I can send you guys their facebook pages.
Thanks , I think we have a way figured out but if that does not pan out I will contact you.
I went back and found the thread on that stick I ask John question on what it was and what used for.
John Lambert
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That’s a 13’6” diamond willow I found about 4 years ago.
It’s hanging from my ceiling right now.
I have about 80 pieces of this stuff.
Railing, posts and stuff.
John Lambert
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That’s a 13’6” diamond willow I found about 4 years ago.
It’s hanging from my ceiling right now.
I have about 80 pieces of this stuff.
Railing, posts and stuff.
Very nice, I had not seen that pic before, must be a bit more recent.
When I went through Chicken Alaska on my trip over The Top of the World Highway the building closest to the gravel road used the burl posts for roof support, seen this kind of thing all over the North.
Poulan Hunter
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Totally remember his name and input on here along with this photo. Never met him in person along with a lot of others on here. RIP and have fun up there sawing logs and talking saws with my dad.
