Thread: Things i found in trees and at the bottom of a strainer post hole.

Originally Posted by bluegum30

The pincer plyers thing found it when i was replacing a strainer on the Dawes range the strainer must have been 50 years old or more ,found them at the bottom of the hole when i cleaned the hole.

if you come across the little hammer/lever for the wire strainers that i lost 25 years ago, let me know ... i have been working with a bit of inch by eighth steel with a corner ground off and a hole drilled in it ever since

regards david

ah hah , is that where i left those pincers.

Didn't make much of a mark on that spike. The worse I had was two ceramic insulators. 10" apart in depth, so after removing the first a few cuts later the second reared its head.

a couple of life times ago i worked in a sawmill , we found a horse shoe with the saw , rather rowdy affair that was , had a few other sundry things go over the bench and the spot saw .couple of star pickets , fencing wire , rabbit trap , bits of chain, and frogs got lots of frog in hollow trunks.
most spectacular was a log with a about a million .22 projectiles in it , did'nt bother the saw though .
bloke that was tailing out ( jimmy nichols )told me he got a calf in a log once and it was still alive , never did believe him on that one , it was the grin that gave him away.

A mate was felling some trees and came across one with an abandoned chainsaw stuck in it!
Cheers,
Jim

An abandoned chain saw ,now thats an interesting find ,perhaps the owner had second thoughts about chainsaws.

isn't it funny the things you find in bush trees, but me being in town,well i find different stuff to you guys. and oak trees, don't start me on them, they are the most magnetic tree on the planet.next to being the best tree to build cubby houses in,they just attract the weirdest stuff, but when i found a basketball hoop in one, well that's when i stopped cutting them up

Not one I struck but it struck me when I saw it.
This one one of dozens of street trees in the main streets of Sofia.
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I guess it's not as bad as it looks because at least it can be seen.

You don't think that chain saw was captured by the tree and the man holding it was rendered into vegetable matter?