This motorhome was made out of a hollowed out log and was the home of a logger manager in Canada and also served as his office.
People who lived in them were called a "Chip off the old block" and slept like a "Log".....Na, just kidding.....
If it overturned I imagine it would roll well
His real name was splinter.
lance C
Olley46 wrote:His real name was splinter.lance C
Used to bark his shins a lot, but he never reported it because he was frightened of getting the chop....
Nelly wrote:I suppose if he got caught in the snow he could just chop away at his house for a wood supply - I think his name may have been Woody
I suppose if he got caught in the snow he could just chop away at his house for a wood supply - I think his name may have been Woody
Woody Woodpecker
Wood he or woodent he.
I used to own this - previously it was owned by forestry Tasmania as a mobile museum
Giant fibreglass tree on a semi-trailer bed
Would have been a great 5th wheeler now I think of it...
Amazing alenau, do you have any inside shots?????
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This motorhome was made out of a hollowed out log and was the home of a logger manager in Canada and also served as his office.
People who lived in them were called a "Chip off the old block" and slept like a "Log".....Na, just kidding.....
Probably very cosy in those snow covered mountains in Canada.
If it overturned I imagine it would roll well
His real name was splinter.
lance C
Used to bark his shins a lot, but he never reported it because he was frightened of getting the chop....
Woody Woodpecker
Wood he or woodent he.
lance C
I used to own this - previously it was owned by forestry Tasmania as a mobile museum
Giant fibreglass tree on a semi-trailer bed
Would have been a great 5th wheeler now I think of it...
Amazing alenau, do you have any inside shots?????
Welcome to the forum