Logs

[Bill Gaiche]

I was in Vicksburg, Miss Tuesday and was down by the river and ran across these logs being unloaded from  barges. Big ones Cottonwood 60" across butt others were Willow, Oak and other spices that the loader operator said but dont remember. These logs are from Illinois. I was impressed by the size of some of the Willows. Logs are processed at a mill  locally. bg

[ATLGA]

Lucas Vs. Log Pile ... anyone?   8)

[customsawyer]

I like the piles like that these are 38'  ;D

[customsawyer]

This is what they get cut into.

[paul case]

jake,
those logs are narly, but those beams look nice  ;D 8)    pc

[customsawyer]

I turn some parts of the logs into this.

[inspectorwoody]

Anderson Tully is where those logs are headed I'm sure.

http://www.andersontully.com/index.html

When I was in grading school, we took a trip down to Vicksburg and spent the day at Anderson Tully.

It was a very interesting trip.

[Bill Gaiche]

inspectorwoody, you are correct. That is the company that was posted on the sign at the yard.
customsawyer, those are some impressive logs, beams and lumber. bg