7 year old walnut logs

[GDinMaine]

... even sawed it with the sawmill's travel pin still up.      :D

Got a good laugh, but it really is one of my fears. I bound to leave that thing up some day.

[LeeB]

How do you think I know you'll stop when you run into it?  :

[SawyerBrown]

Dat looks good, and you even sawed it with the sawmill's travel pin still up.      :D

Yeah, I thought it was too long anyway ...   :D  Man, nothing gets past you guys!  I'll have to screen my pix more carefully from now on.  Fortunately I didn't ruin any blades ... don't remember when I caught it but I did.  Guess I need a checklist like an airline pilot ...  ["Hey, Tony, did you remember to put the landing gear down, or was I supposed to do that?"]

[fishpimp]

Dat looks good, and you even sawed it with the sawmill's travel pin still up.      :D

Nothing gets by majic man.... He is the Mane!!! I've done it once myself!

[Finn1903]

Dat looks good, and you even sawed it with the sawmill's travel pin still up.      :D

Nothing gets by majic man....

I said that same thing when I read the post! 
For some scrappy looking logs the lumber looks pretty darn good.
Nice job. 

[maple flats]

That's similar to the first log I ever sawed when I bought my mill. It was a cherry that had laid in my woods for about 15 years. The outside 1-2" was rotted junk, from there in was great looking lumber. After doing the log I got to thinking, I might have been smarter learning the mill on a lesser log and then tackled the Cherry, but that is all water over the dam at this point.