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orendadude 12 year s ago
Holy shit!
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Snake Plissken 12 year s ago
heh - they've got wood - heh heh
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Enter your name 12 year s ago
Does this storage still exist? They are watering the logs to keep them fresh. In a few months (or weeks) spruce logs that are watered go complitely black in surface. These pictures must be years old.
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Tarzan 12 year s ago
fuck yeah
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Troll 12 year s ago
2 miles of dry wood vs one small match... Wet timber is a good thing. As stated in article, wood scavenged after a hurricane in 2005, so depending on when the pictures were taken it's been sitting out there for 7 years...
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Snake Plissken 12 year s ago
heh - they've got wood - heh heh
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Enter your name 12 year s ago
Does this storage still exist? They are watering the logs to keep them fresh. In a few months (or weeks) spruce logs that are watered go complitely black in surface. These pictures must be years old.
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Troll 12 year s ago
2 miles of dry wood vs one small match... Wet timber is a good thing. As stated in article, wood scavenged after a hurricane in 2005, so depending on when the pictures were taken it's been sitting out there for 7 years...