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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.

My son Nik admiring the quartz rock we rolled and then hauled out of the woods. To be used as an ornament at the camp.

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That is alot of work, but looks like it'll be worth it.

My rock work has been much more out of necessity. With Lake Superior being so high over the last few years we've had lots of erosion of our shoreline. This section of rocks was completed over the course of the summer. Our neighbor has a big truck/trailer and a spot to get rocks, so he does the driving and I do the work. This was 7 loads in his trailer, about 25-30 trips up and down the hill from the driveway for each load. Not always fun to have a lake place but worth it in the end.

View from the driveway where the trailer is to the lake, rolled some but mostly used a dolly and one rock at a time due to their size.
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View from the water in my kayak.
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That is alot of work, but looks like it'll be worth it.

My rock work has been much more out of necessity. With Lake Superior being so high over the last few years we've had lots of erosion of our shoreline. This section of rocks was completed over the course of the summer. Our neighbor has a big truck/trailer and a spot to get rocks, so he does the driving and I do the work. This was 7 loads in his trailer, about 25-30 trips up and down the hill from the driveway for each load. Not always fun to have a lake place but worth it in the end.
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No better view anywhere (I my view) than looking over the deck of your kayak.
 
This Black Widow thought the dark recesses of a grab-handle on this tote-bin full of ratchet-straps would be a cool place to live. There. Now you get to think about that every time you pack gear. :D

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Black Widows give me the creeps. We have lots in these parts. My guitar player friend little brother got bit in the groin and did not seek immediate medical attention as he just thought is was a little spider bit. He did no know what a Black Widow was as he was from WV. and I guess they don't have them there. It got worse and worse and it finally took his life after a six week in the hospital. When working in the garage or yard and moving things I now wear gloves.
 
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Black Widows give me the creeps. We have lots in these parts. My guitar player friend's brother got bit in the groin and did not seek immediate medical attention as he just thought is was a little spider bit. He did no know what a Black Widow was as he was from WV. and I guess they don't have them there.) It got worse and worse and it finally took his life after a six week in the hospital. When working in the garage or yard and moving things I now wear gloves.
Sorry to hear this.
 
That is alot of work, but looks like it'll be worth it.

My rock work has been much more out of necessity. With Lake Superior being so high over the last few years we've had lots of erosion of our shoreline. This section of rocks was completed over the course of the summer. Our neighbor has a big truck/trailer and a spot to get rocks, so he does the driving and I do the work. This was 7 loads in his trailer, about 25-30 trips up and down the hill from the driveway for each load. Not always fun to have a lake place but worth it in the end.

View from the driveway where the trailer is to the lake, rolled some but mostly used a dolly and one rock at a time due to their size.
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View from the water in my kayak.
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That is a lot of work! To hold my cabins landscape rock I used a bunch of rocks that I had left over from a small wall and some lying in the woods. All flat ground rolling and no real big boulders. You on the other hand had a heck of a lot of work to line that lake edge. I’m always surprised how dense and heavy they are!

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That is a lot of work! To hold my cabins landscape rock I used a bunch of rocks that I had left over from a small wall and some lying in the woods. All flat ground rolling and no real big boulders. You on the other hand had a heck of a lot of work to line that lake edge. I’m always surprised how dense and heavy they are!

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Gravity was a friend and a foe for me. I didn't mention that in a couple cases I was chasing a run away :roflmao:

Your work looks good too!
 
scenes from the firewooding chores.
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heres a big ol larch that lost a huge strip out of it from a lightning strike i am assuming or it had a fault and high winds caused it,,but some of the strip landed quite a ways away from the tree..
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Beautiful :) such a wonderful place :):)
 
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