for the timber boys

[David Goss]

lets not say where it is though for obvious reasons:sneaky2:

 

the names of your pics kinda give it away mate

[tombo]

the names of your pics kinda give it away mate

Well,maybe ! But it is an amazing place. The bandmill is about 1890 vintage, and the yard is full of treasure too, sadly much of the milled timber spoiling / spoiled.

[Treegeek]

Great pics hama your an asset to this forum

[delabodge]

Great pics hama your an asset to this forum

 

nice to meet you the other week mate at gensteves yard!!! could have done with you unloading this end,,lol:thumbup1:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

the names of your pics kinda give it away mate

 

Well,maybe ! But it is an amazing place. The bandmill is about 1890 vintage, and the yard is full of treasure too, sadly much of the milled timber spoiling / spoiled.

 

Ha ha, that name on the images is just for that couple of days SD card!

 

youll be looking a long time in sherwood for this mill!

[TrollSpiel]

look at that saw! I feel so inadequate...

 

and all those boards just chucked in heaps!

 

Awesome, thanks for posting

[twmarriott]

i once missed out on buying a big horizontal like this, cracking bit of kit.

i too have been there, but like i said, best kept under your hat.

places like this do still exist i'll dig out some pics.

[Marko]

Great photos - cool kit!

[timbermillers]

Thats great, back to a time when Health and Safety was all about natural selection!

 

Would like a rummage around that yard!

[Joy Yeomans]

Well,maybe ! But it is an amazing place. The bandmill is about 1890 vintage, and the yard is full of treasure too, sadly much of the milled timber spoiling / spoiled.

 

why??

 

joy