On the fourth night we camped in open grasslands, near a collection of three-foot-tall log structures that once sheltered Basque shepherds.
First, a carver selected a tall, wide log of Western red cedar, whose soft wood weathers well.
Taking the threat seriously, Standish urged that the colonists encircle their small village with a palisade made of tall, upright logs.
At 300 feet long and 75 feet tall, Timber Mountain Log Ride dominates the middle of Knott's Berry Farm.
The researchers counted the number of species of trees on parcels of land in the Indonesian Borneo rain forest that had been selectively logged for tall trees, either 1 or 8 years ago.
In Northern California, the "Redwood Rabbis," the Shalom Center and people of all communities gathered to protest the logging of tall and ancient redwoods for the sake of corporate profit, and illegally walked onto corporate land to plant redwood seedlings where the land had been ripped apart.
The new Rose is the largest active wooden tall ship in the world, logging thousands of sea miles a year as a training ship for mariners and civilians.
According to Peter Hitchcock, a key adviser on the original Tasmanian World Heritage nomination in 1989, about 90percentt of the land is outstanding tall eucalypt forests - never logged.
Y'all want to look for piles of rocks, fallen trees and logs, old lumber, tall grass.
Logging these majestic tall forests jeopardizes the future of Tasmania's multi-billion dollar annual tourism industry, which grows by about 10percentt per annum and depends upon living forests for its livelihood.
Finally, we note that anecdotally the sites invaded by P. chinensis appear to be "great anting grounds," sites with thick litter, sticks and logs under a tall forest canopy where we would expect to find many native species.
