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Post & Beam Architecture is NOT Synonymous with Log Home Living
Many people see the terms “post and beam” or “timber frame” as synonymous with log home living. Nothing could be further from the truth. Log homes tend to be more rusti… more →
Post and Beam Living
Champion tree tour in Cedar Rapids
cindyha wrote 4 weeks ago: You only have until Wednesday, June 17, 2009, to register for the Freedom Festival champion tree … more →
A Portland treasure
scottkeith wrote 1 month ago: Portland, Oregon is known for its many walking trails. Entire books have been devoted to the subject … more →
Egg Fried in Olive Oil Variation as a Preamble to Woodwork Project
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zebatron wrote 1 month ago: Our home kitchen management committee met last week and it was decided, over a decent bottle of Pino … more →
Three Different Types of Forest Fires
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Dr Reese wrote 2 months ago: Fire is an integral part of western forests and all forest types have evolved and adapted to fire. … more →
Skywatch Friday - May 8, 2009
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greenwalks wrote 2 months ago: Bald eagle flying over Douglas Fir tree near Seattle, WA last week. There were two eagles, one was … more →
Living Room rehab
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upnorthgal wrote 3 months ago: When we bought our first house, it was for it’s potential. We knew we could make it ours. Her … more →
Oracle Organics Earth Body Wash
scenthive wrote 3 months ago: Winners of the Chergui decants are SUZY and ALYSSA! Send me your addresses at scenthive@gmail.com an … more →
Post & Beam Architecture is NOT Synonymous with Log Home Living
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beambabe wrote 3 months ago: Many people see the terms “post and beam” or “timber frame” as synonym … more →
Design Dilemma...Lesson #7
beambabe wrote 3 months ago: Lesson # 7: If Structure Matters, Aesthetics Are Paramount. This is where I’m probably going to insu … more →
Design Dilemma...Lesson #6
beambabe wrote 3 months ago: Lesson # 6: Structure Matters. The beauty of post and beam design is the number of options you have. … more →
Design Dilemma...Lesson #5
beambabe wrote 4 months ago: Know when to hold 'em. Know when to fold 'em. Lesson # 5: Make It a Collaborative Effort: ak … more →
Douglas fir is 'tallest tree in UK'
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takecover08 wrote 4 months ago: A Douglas fir in Argyll has been named the UK’s tallest tree by a team of experts, the BBC New … more →
Root Ball Sculptures
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greenwalks wrote 4 months ago: My parents lost a couple of Douglas Fir trees in great Hanukkah Eve windstorm of 2006. Well, they di … more →
Snow days
denmankayaks wrote 7 months ago: It’s been a few days since I updated, so I’ll be brief bring this up to date. On Friday … more →
shingles fighting the daylight
denmankayaks wrote 7 months ago: Yesterday I worked down at the bakery and then got a few rows of shingles up on the front of the wor … more →
What's That Smell?
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adventuresoffour wrote 7 months ago: It’s Douglas Fir! That’s right! We purchased The 2008 Family Christmas Tree this week … more →
Christmas Trees
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sweetisthepeace wrote 7 months ago: For the past ten years, Christmas trees have been an ongoing source of friction between my wife and … more →
Today's doing ...
denmankayaks wrote 7 months ago: I blew off the ride and got out of bed at 9. Too bad, because it was a beautiful day, but I’m … more →
Tree: A Life Story (David Suzuki & Wayne Grady)
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Steve Campion wrote 7 months ago: Evergreens help make much of the Pacific Northwest one of the most beautiful places on earth. Pines … more →
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