32" bar Husqvarna small bolt pattern

[exSW]

I live on the dry side, oaks only on the wet side. We have mostly juniper here, but i don't really think of it cause we only use it for firewood. I know people that make log houses out of juniper.
And don't short sell the dry side. Shots included, Wheeler County, Oregon.

Note. Picture three has a dropped juniper drying next to the road.

Not knocking the dry side at all,if I had to be there I'd be on the east slope.

 

[exSW]

sure, if 300 years is fast growing..

Yeah,got one of those about forty feet south west of my front door one of those puny 5' BH eastern Oaks.

 

[nohandle]

I wish i had puny 5 ft oak in my yard. I do like It here a lot. Especially after traveling around the country. Norcal to Canada will always be home.

 

[RedneckChainsawRepair]

Especially after traveling around the country.

Pics reminds me of areas we used to ride the dirt bikes in MT

 

[stihlavarna]

I wish i had puny 5 ft oak in my yard. I do like It here a lot. Especially after traveling around the country. Norcal to Canada will always be home.

Cross up and have a beer or 2



Smaller deer on the west coast? That made my day :msp_tongue:

FYI points up here are counted on one side only.

 

[nohandle]

Farthest north I've been is Vancouver BC. I enjoyed the lack of cats on your taxi cab crown vics. They all sound like they have aftermarket exhaust. I also enjoyed pedestrians jumping out of the way of a cabs in a country that isn't pure liability.

Didn't enjoy your border patrol, my visit was a month after 9/11 and I made tasteless joke. 3 hours and lecture that we could only stay 1 day in Canada, ONE DAY ONLY AMERICAN SCUM, and we were off to Vancouver.


Edit. no i can't spell or maintain sentences on the first try.

 

[Howsitgoineh]

Pioneer 3072 it's a 77cc could pull a chain on a 32 nicely