Pacific Northwest GTG (June 12-15, 2015)

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I made it to Farleyville before 10:00 this morning but there were several folks ahead of me already. I will foul up some of the names but I will give it my best shot. First up, a little something waiting for Aaron when he finally makes his way north.

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Bob trying to decide where to put the next label

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Bob and T's friend Guy helping get things ready

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Jeanie, Patty (SlowP), Bob (Gologit), Kevin, Bob (Farely9N)

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Brian (Cedarkerf) andBigBad Bob Forsyth

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Clydine (Mrs. Gologit), Jeanie, Paso Roblo Jimmy, Joan (Mrs. Bigbadbob). Jeanie might be Mountain Mama but I have a poor memory.

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Sheldon (torinocobra) brought a few saws

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Fraser (Pac City) showed up as we were finishing dinner and brought a few saws as well

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Kevin, Bob, and Fraser plotting strategy for tomorrow

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Mark
 
Kevin climbed the tree put up a pulley so Bob can hoist a saw for anyone willing to climb for it. T on the ground next to the tree to give you some perspective, Kevin is up there if you look closely.

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That's my F150, I am really out here but I didn't photograph any of my saws today to prove it.

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Some of the logs just waiting for the saws to fire up.

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Bob did receive a really nice new hat today, one that would make President Reagan proud.

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I will try to remember and get a few more photos tomorrow when we get the saws going.

Mark
 
Thanks mark for the update and the pictures. I hope the weather cooperates out there.
 
Not going to be able to make it this year but sure hope you all are having fun :)
 
There were a few cuts made like Nate (madhatte) with a Stihl saw featuring an auto stop feature to prevent cutting too deep into the log...once the flywheel was replaced the saw ran just fine again.

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Sheldon's friend John was able to make a couple of cuts as well

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Sheldon in the background with what look like an Efco

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Fraser (Pac City) put a big Stihl in a log

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Bob's son in law T showed us how a real man cuts wood...don't worry Wendell, nothing was exposed.

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Don (sawfun) put my SP105 in a log but he wasn't particularly impressed, maybe because of some other saws he had run

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Mark
 
Don and his wife Sharon were immediately likeable, McCulloch saws and Oakland Raiders, two of my favorites.

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Bigbadbob demonstrating proper safety protocols for Canadians.

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Don's friend and chief mechanic Mike likes long bars

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Not just everyone can tote that one around

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or cut with it

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I had to take a slice of redwood myself once Mike helped me adjust the carburetor for the cold, rainy conditions in Oregon

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My four footer seems somehow inadequate in these parts.

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A few people cut like a girl

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Mark
 
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