Art Martin: Will the Real Logger Please Stand Up

[a_lopa]

awsome stuff Art,i like the letter on cutting ash.your the man.top thread liked very much

 

[Derek]

up to page 13

This is cheating I know. Want to read rest later.. This saves me searching..... Mabey other new members havent stumbeled onto this thread yet Well worth a look..
Stay safe regards Derek..

 

[Derek]

how to??

Hi everyone, How do I go straight to page 13?
Do I have to go through previous pages, its going to be a lot of scrolling each time I want to continue where I left off..


And remember BE CAREFULL UP THERE!!!


Kind regards Derek

 

[Kneejerk Bombas]

Click on any page number, then go to the address window, change the page number, and hit enter.

 

[Derek]

Thanxs mike..That makes it quick.
I notice this thread is 2 years old,I dont recall how I got to this thread but really glad I did. Any others i should be reading? Please suggest some of your favs.. Cheers Derek.

 

[Kneejerk Bombas]

http://arboristsite.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=9&pagenumber=1&sortfield=voteavg&sortorder=desc&daysprune=1000&x=8&y=10

 

[MasterBlaster]

And, at the other end of the spectrum...

http://arboristsite.com/forumdispla...1&perpage=40&sortorder=desc&sortfield=voteavg

 

[ontario026]

This has been a super post, I have spent many hours today reading and looking at all the pics, Super informative! I have always wondered about logging in the old days, Makes me appreciate even more how easy we have things present day!

Matthew

 

[Toneman]

I agree, I love the pics and the stories
Thanks to all for sharing

 

[Wolfcsm]

Mr Martin,

Thank you for all of the great history. I grew up on Mt Hood in Oregon. Saw a lot of wood come down the mountain. Hard to imagine just how hard the life of a logger was.

Again, thanks,

Hal

 

[Rotax Robert]

Yessiree, this was the greatest thread ever.

Rotax

 

[pbtree]

I enjoyed it

 

[Sprig]

Thankyou so much Mr. Martin for sharing your experience(s), stories, and pictures, a wonderful read was this thread (mostly). Thankyou Doug for helping in this endeavour the pictures are no less than amazing history, alot of stuff like this gets chucked or buried in attics and it is great when somebody takes the time to pass it around.
No thankyous and a raspberry to the 'people' who found it necessary to harrass/flame and try for a pissin' contest, you ought to be ashamed of yourselves, there's a place and time for everything is an old cliche and it fits well here imo.
Thanks again Art, I know this is an old thread but I hope your health has improved and you are well, it'd be nice to hear more from you one day and I'm sure many others would agree.

Regards, Serge

 

[sawracr]

Thanks Art, I like this thred not to mention the help you have givin' me. I know Art and how he cares. Jon

 

[Art Martin]

Hello Arborists Loyals,

Happy New Year to you all. I have decided to rejoin this thread after a long hiatus. I've been asked to write again, so I decided to give it a try. I'm enclosing some photos of a mandrel (filing vise) which is my latest project. I wore the other one out making racing chains.

 

[fishhuntcutwood]

Bunch of good old names in this thread. I oughtta take the time to sit down and read the whole thing one night on duty.

Welcome back Art.

Jeff

 

[manual]

Hi Art, I am glad to see you around here again.
I have enjoyed this thread, I can't even start to count how many times I have read this.
Mike

 

[Tzed250]

Wow!!!

The greatest thread ever on AS is back!!!

 

[gatkeper1]

Glad to see you back Art.
You've been missed.

 

[pbtree]

Hey Art - welcome back - looking forward to more fascinating reading...