So why would an entrepreneur found a magazine now for fans of rustic antiques, the kinds of monochrome stoneware jugs, pewter plates, log slab benches and herb drying racks that look good around stone fireplaces?
From each log, one slab was taken out along the diameter in a north-south direction.
They were built above ground, with low massive stone walls perhaps covered with logs and thatch or slabs.
The thickness of the facies interpreted both in logs and in core slabs ranges from 10 to 30 m, consisting of parallel-bedded, low-angle cross-bedded sandstone, minor bioturbated sandstone.
As we crossed creeks on slippery logs and inched along rock slabs, our new guide, Drew Daly, in his seventh season in the area, summed up what I was thinking: "If the Sawtooths were a national park this would be a paved road to a vista point; one of those 10-mile drives for a three-minute walk".
Eucalyptus: logs, railway sleepers, transmission poles, outside slabs and firewood.
The xylophone possibly originated in Southeast Asia or Oceania and today exists in forms as simple as two or three logs laid across a player's legs or as wooden slabs set across two supports such as logs; a pit dug in the earth may act as a resonating chamber.
In cant sawing, two slabs on opposite sides of the log are first removed, producing a cant for the frame saw.
Major sources of wood waste were low quality logs with large defects, bark, off-cuts, sawdust, slabs, and edged trimmings from sawn timber.
The first saw removes slabs (the outside pieces cut from a log) and, in certain cases, some boards.
