He ordered his men to construct a breastwork from nearby logs and brush.
Mountainously laden timber lorries ply the interprovincial highway, their loads of acacia logs almost brushing as they pass.
Estuaries and river mouths may have shoreline structures such as docks, logs, stump fields, brush, rock piles, grass beds, and downed trees that provide shelter, shade, and protection for fish.
"Rather than women having to trudge into the forest and bring out a big log, they can use brush or corn husks," says Lehmann.
When not active, it takes cover in holes, brush piles, hollow logs, among root clusters or in rock crevices, or in abandoned termite mounds at forest fringe or clearings.
He placed his toothpaste and brush on a log at the foot of the steps; and later forgot where he had left them.
They lived in riverside hamlets and their dwellings included houses made of log frameworks covered with sand, brush, or wattle-and-daub.
One approach to reducing the risk of a major fire is to clear out the brush, either by logging or by setting small, controlled fires called prescribed burns.
The peanuts should stick to the log; if they don't, brush the roll with a beaten egg, then roll it in the peanuts so they stick.
