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    November 6, 2016 /
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    portable winching logs

    A cool crisp Sunday morning, about 1ºC. A good time to get some logs that were felled earlier in the summer.

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    Time to start on building this heat pump shelter before the snow starts to fall. Last year was terrible weather for the big fan on the heat pump. The constant snow fall and thawing temperatures meant plenty of ice build up on the heat pump fan. I’ve never done log work like this before so its all new to me. Time to start on the corner posts.

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