Aqua logging.....

[tommer9]

I am not reallly working this week as i have Olly (my son) for half term, but i made an exception yesterday to help a mate out on an interesting little excursion geting logs out of a river on his job. It was near Falmouth in stunning Cornish surroundings.(BTW the old chap was the tenanat who lived in the house where the trees were felled, not the guy I was helping LOL).

It was a very high tide.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Mark Bolam]

They'll need drying out before he burns them Tom.

[Daniël Bos]

They'll need drying out before he burns them Tom.

 

I bet they'll be drier after a week out of the water than they were a week after they were felled.

[Adam Bourne]

nice pictures mate, looks like a lovely place:thumbup:

 

any reason why they were felled in the water, and what they going to do with them?

[tommer9]

They were felled onto the foreshore as access otherwise would have been a nightmare. Waited for high tide then towed out with the boat. It will all go for firewood except for one which we will put on the mill. Some of it had ben in the water / on the foreshore for ages anyway and had to be removed.

[slack ma girdle]

Is that near the King Harry ferry ?

[Mark Bolam]

I bet they'll be drier after a week out of the water than they were a week after they were felled.

 

I was ripping Tom mate, thinking they were all for the mill!

 

I reckon you're right, timber still 'seasons' in water.

 

Look how well driftwood burns. Mind you, that be be helped by the Exxon Valdiz....

[tommer9]

Right around the corner Slack.

[kernowstu]

lord f will want them back tom, you how hard up he is:biggrin:

[tommer9]

lord f will want them back tom, you how hard up he is:biggrin:

 

 

Hahahaha:lol:

 

Actually he paid us to do it:biggrin: