What was lost was replaced by new information and techniques regarding how to till a field, hitch up a water buffalo, layer sheaves on a roof, stack logs firmly enough to stand against a hard snow, and how to smash atoms, and capture the energy of the sun.
Stack logs starting with long ones in front of the foxhole.
The ends are things of beauty, solid rows of tightly stacked logs.
One art work consists of stacked logs labelled with Tallinn startups: Insly, LeapIN, Photry, and something called 3D Creationist.
When I was stacking logs in my house in Italy three years ago, listening to James Joyce's The Dubliners.
Clinton's office, which is at one end of the L, is spacious and airy, with a marble fireplace that holds four decoratively stacked logs.
As big as the portions are, though, I wouldn't skip excellent side dishes like fried yuca, arranged like little stacked logs, or sweet corn arepas.
Dealing with the overfamiliar subject of man's rude intrusion into the natural world, she's not always subtle — stacked logs and felled limbs abound — but she knows when to step back and allow an image to breathe.
Styrofoam sheets shaped like stacked logs are screwed to a house's exterior walls, and a concrete mixture is sprayed over the surface and then repeatedly pressed with various three- to six-foot-long rubber stamps in wood-grain patterns (one molded from an old fence post on a farm, another with distinctive knot holes), along with any of 12 stamps used for shaping log ends.
It was a woodshed, half filled with stacked logs and a great pile of kindling.
Besides the beauty and simplicity of the architecture within, there were interesting and unusual objects everywhere I turned -- an old rusty hook, faded snapshots in a motley assortment of frames, stacked logs, a pair of recently acquired wrought iron end-pieces from an old bench.
