Another video to compliment the Progress Road: The Grapevine Project album. Sometimes its more convenient to shoot a video . . . and grab a still . . . as play with timers and posture. I took this whole video for the sole purpose of getting an after shot, but after watching it . . . I figured it was funny enough to share. It was a great workout . . . something I told myself Id have to do again Ive not flipped any logs that distance . . . since shooting this video. Heres a video to compliment the Progress Road: The Grapevine Project album. I know the last stretch of flipping took 25 flips to reach the woods edge. This video documents the next to last stretch . . . which was approximately 7 flips per log. At the starting point of this video, I was over half way . . . by how much . . . I dont know. Im putting a rough guestimate of it at 60 flips from where the logs were cut . . . to where I picked them up with the tractor. 10 logs . . . at 60 flips . . . at a distance of around 120 yards . . . is the equivalent of flipping one log 600 times . . . at a distance of 1200 yards, or just under 3/4 of a mile. Im sure the combined distance is greater than that. Some of the logs had to be flipped over a ridge down to the valley where I had them all together (the starting point). This task put my at a level of exhaustion that Ive only seen a few times.
Posted on: Tue, 14 Oct 2014 03:01:37 +0000
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