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Gypo porter...
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beaglebriar
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That's some funny **** right there!
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My offshore camps....looking down from partway up the mountain across the harbor.......property been in the family since 1835.......I am the steward for now.....
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Got hung up, bouncer down. Seen my dad bounce a few down to ground, I only did it once!!
What saw do you use to cut the limbs on a leaner like that? I was using a MS440 but it hit the ground before I did!
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
I think it was a 7900 I used. Lol
Beetle kill?
WOW, never knew you were a tree hugger, card carrying Rainbow Warrior!....LOL
That area burned last summer. That was one of the few remaining trees, and it appears to have blown over... right across the road. Those green Douglas Fir rounds are only about 2' across, but I didn't feel like lifting them into the truck. They are pretty heavy!
Love that truck Clint!
that is what i want to do someday i have built a few chevys but like the ruggedness of the old power wagons
i love all of maine i have spent a good bit of time there and if i didnt live in west virginia id be living in maine so peaceful and beautiful there
Love them old Power wagons!! My next door neighbor had one for 20 odd years, its still around this area as I see it once in a while.
beaglebriar
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That thing looks tough! Gotta love a good Dodge truck.
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