As an Aboriginal man. I feel your love for the heritage and the history, The respect of the land and everything in it. Thanks Buckin you are truly a blessing to the world and I am so glad you share this type of content. ❤
"mike robinson" NONE of the morons in this video are "blessings to the world" in any way, shape or form.They are demon-possessed deceivers. SO TURN AWAY FROM THEM, get on your knees and invite your Savior Jesus into your heart. The sooner you do this, the better.
I am a Neanderthal, part Scottish, part Viking and a good bit of German and Norman thrown in, with a majority of English and Welsh, but all American and a Southerner by the Grace of God.
Thats awesume / im a mikmaq indian from eskasoni in cape breton ns / cool to see u doing stuff like that for my indian brothers n sisters down that way / coles doing a good job making them kinda poles / big job
We had a couple of cedars that got blown down during the Blizzard of ‘93 that were everbit as big as that SPX cedar. Thy fell on my horse barn and Ihad to drag them off the barn, limb them up and drag them out of the horse paddock in the pouring down snow. One time when I got off the tractor, a gust of wind blew me to he ground. I did not have a saw anywhere as big as what you had. I only had my 395 Poulan and 3400 Poulan bow saw, but they got the job done. I drug them out of the horse paddock with my 5000 Ford tractor and a 100’ steel cable with drag hooks on each end. The horses were scared to death. I still had to cobble back up the parts destroyed by the falling trees. I do remember the horses settled down after I got things cleaned up and put a new bale of hay in the hay rack. It was a hell of a day.
I Love watching Mastery at work which is why I am subscribed to this channel! I'm Honored to see the work of Master Artists like your friend there Billy!
A friend of mine and fellow faller died in the woods Wednesday morning, be grateful for the people in your life and the time you have with them. Stay safe and be well friends.
Sadness is a part of life that we must feel in order to reflect on it. Sounds like a tragic accident. Keep this person in your memory for moments of fear so you can rise above it and be super safe. The deepest love sometimes comes from the closest loss. We all know that tree work is super dangerous so let's not take it lightly. 💔
Fairly new viewer here, love running a saw and cutting wood, I only do it to warm my house though. Love your videos and the little messages you add to them
It is amazing to think that once this totem is raised, this 1500 year old tree will live on forever for people to admire in amazement at the craftsmanship, well done Noel. Your art will live on, long after we have passed on to another world. Wicked!!!!!! Buckin, are you going to show us the raising of this totem?? I have to say Buckn and Noel, as a Crazy Canuck, this here video really warms my heart, love and respect to both of you brothers!!!!
This was amazing! Thank you for sharing this experience with us!! I always look forward to starting my day with a cup of coffee and a visit with Buckin' Billy.
I know when this magnificent Totem is finished we will all want to see this work of art raised and standing in its chosen resting place. Thank you Billy for helping the Native People create a traditional totem out of a once-in-a-lifetime tree.
Nancy Brown There´s NOTHING magnificent about totems. Has never been and will never be. Instead, please repent and invite your Savior Jesus into your heart, and LIVE!!! Don´t delay, for He will soon come back to meet His people, and bring them with Him to heaven.
@@larskullberg7292 dude shut the hell up and go back to church with that hate shit. 😒 you people wonder why you're religious ignorance doesn't resonate with people anymore it's because of that shit. I cannot stand Christians becaude of people like you!
Buckin, you are not playing with the great spirit here in any way. But rather you SIR, are working WITH The Great Spirit, there is a huge difference! You SIR, the master of all things TREE, are very nearly the only one, or perhaps one of a very small number of people that have enough "treeness" in you to do this job proper, with reverence and with great honor! I wish I knew you personally, as you are a sincere, solid man of integrity. The kind of man most other solid people value as a friend. Keep on buckin!!!
That is not an easy cut to make and keeping it straight. This is where the right man for the job showed up for this important job. The Wood Man Buckin Billy Ray cut this important very old tree with machine-like results. You are an awesome Woodman """" Buckin """" Love your work your advice. We are so blessed Thank you Buckin.
You did exactly what he wanted. My best friend is an Indian Preacher His art work also is amazing. We are both artists and we both love God. Thank you for sharing with us. God bless.
That is ausom Billy, how cool is that . That totem is fantastic. What a honor to cut for them Billy. I am honored to see the craftmanship that went into it. Love wins . Thank you Billy for letting us see this , how special.
Impressive.Old. Tree. And a tribute and an honor that you, our host BBR, got picked - of all the possibilities - to come out and prune off that little slice! Please put up some footage on the channel when the totem is erected wherever it's to go, so we can all see it! Congrats & thanks! Coolest video in a long time.
Been having the shittiest time of my life recently. Depression, nothing to "look forward to" due to shutdowns. Your videos are always a highlight, keep them coming. I can imagine alot of people need a positive fella in their life like you even more than I do! Love from the deep woods of Norway
@@7StevePrice always fighting and hoping. Just glad I live a place where the woods is close by. 15min hike, and youre all alone. No trails at all. Problem is when you dont feel joy doing what you used to love doing. Not seeking sympathy here, just if theres anyone else out there feeling the same seeing this; like Prices' said, it can, and WILL get better. Just buckle up. It sucks, for a long time. But one day the joy will be there again
Amazing piece of wood. I got goosebumps when you walked in that tent. What a honor to touch that log let alone cut on it. Great video. Can wait to see her stand tall! Keep it up Buckin.
Much love and respect from the UK what a beautiful peace of art to be involved with and if ever there is a reason for a grand old tree to find a different life this is it and that should ALWAYS be respected and aloud. Be well all
You do realize that those natives were routinely warring with one another (and killing one another) for the right to "nurture" those lands long before any Europeans or Asians came in, right? I always chuckle when I hear these sorts of sentiments. The ONLY difference in this historical fighting and taking is which particular group had it when the world changed enough to establish actual property rights in a system that lasted. It's basically a game of musical chairs . . . . the winner isn't any better or worse (and consequently the loser isn't any better or worse, nor do they have any more rights to the chairs).
Thank you Noel for letting us watch Buckin do that. So special to get a peek at your beautiful work. Can't wait to see it raised. This was very very cool Buckin, thank you!!✌❤
Wow. Just wow. What beautiful wood and an incredible work of love. I've cut cedar here in Kansas and Oklahoma, but the largest has been 24 inches. And that smell -- you're right -- nothing like it. I can only imagine how rich it is on a 1500-year-old cedar. The only thing I've had even close is using a power saw to re-cut 130-year-old yellow pine 4x10 beams. It's intoxicating; old yellow pine has a rich aroma. Good job, man.
I love that saw. Why can't my alarm clock sound like that 125 at idle!! And at 13.42 in the clip it was like you woke up the dragon starting it that sound it made and it just absorbed 1500 years of spirit right into that saw. Absolutely beautiful to listen to that and watch ❤
Wow-skills for sure. Would be nice to see one up and to see the beauty of workmanship. Especially the ones you have worked on with your friend. Great honor and thanks for sharing.
Nice cutting brother!! Special video there, thanks for sharing that with us. Bet the smell of two stroke and cedar was strong in that tent, lol. Take care friends, love wins.
All the positive energy and respect you put out in your work is what creates the conditions conducive to working with THIS kind of revered stuff! These totems carry a piece of the Buckin' Billy Ray energy forever forward into time, to the enjoyment of new generations.
hey buckin im from montreal and after 4-5 years as a carpenter i decided to go to trade school to learn the work of a feller/production lumberjack so i can join the wildland firefighters and get a better career all that because your videos made me buy a sthil ms661 and i have not put it down for a second for a year now always working with it and it made me realise working in the city is utter garbage
I really like the new intro scenes! I agree with you on letting natives harvest old growth trees for this purpose. If everyone is ok with a giant tree being taken down for Christmas decoration at the White House, etc… what better use can honor this tree! Also it doesn’t look to be green, so why not give it a prestigious place in history that all can see! Great job guys.
I love when you help the First Nations people like him, thank you so much. From a carver on the colville reservation in north central Washington state USA
Thanks you friends for sharing the experience. From an Australian rookie that never quite appreciated just how old they can be. Some of the Huon pine from down south or Australian red cedars I've seen in old-timers photos of must have been several thousands of years old.... the Huon is especially slow growing and they were ripping out huge ones on mass for ship building.... there were ones they just left in the river as seconds that would be wayyyyy over 1000
That thing is beautiful! I'd like to see it upright. That make a good video. I remember when you cut the last one for your friend. So I was excited to see you back helping him out again.
Haven't been watching for about 2 mts, now I'm back trying to focus on getting the will to get to meetings, forgot how much I love watching your vids buckin. Always passing on that knowledge and wisdom. I'm making a decision on Monday!! to keep it on a positive thanks for taking the time to keep making these fantastic vids. Peace ✌
What a really special treat !thanks ever so much for sharing this with us thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated! Great stuff! God bless ya bill ! Much luv from down under bra !
G'day Buckin, oh the pressure was on on that trim end I was there with you all the way I've never had to do it on a totem pole most people never get to cut anything that diameter like us let alone with such cultural significance, you trust your eye at the start keeping the Saw true then experience kicks in when you hit the hollow centre you know you've got it Ishman 👍.
We cannot hold a candle to the level of respect that native cultures have for the environment and nature.... Such a beautiful and moving piece of work! Love you all...❤️❤️❤️ Lieutenant Bradley
Wow... There are many good video's on this channel, but sometimes one comes by that actually touches my heart. Which is kinda strange, because well.... it's simply an image on a digital screen, right? But still... this is so freakin' amazing. Thanks for sharing, Billy ❤
As an Aboriginal man. I feel your love for the heritage and the history, The respect of the land and everything in it. Thanks Buckin you are truly a blessing to the world and I am so glad you share this type of content. ❤
"mike robinson"
NONE of the morons in this video are "blessings to the world" in any way, shape or form.They are demon-possessed deceivers. SO TURN AWAY FROM THEM, get on your knees and invite your Savior Jesus into your heart. The sooner you do this, the better.
@@larskullberg7292 Jesus is a Cunt.
I am a Neanderthal, part Scottish, part Viking and a good bit of German and Norman thrown in, with a majority of English and Welsh, but all American and a Southerner by the Grace of God.
@@Pack_the_Ripper 😂😂😂
@@larskullberg7292 oh man...Du hast ein Problem.
Get us a picture of the pole as she goes up on the day of the ceremony. 👍 😃
Thats awesume / im a mikmaq indian from eskasoni in cape breton ns / cool to see u doing stuff like that for my indian brothers n sisters down that way / coles doing a good job making them kinda poles / big job
We had a couple of cedars that got blown down during the Blizzard of ‘93 that were everbit as big as that SPX cedar. Thy fell on my horse barn and Ihad to drag them off the barn, limb them up and drag them out of the horse paddock in the pouring down snow. One time when I got off the tractor, a gust of wind blew me to he ground. I did not have a saw anywhere as big as what you had. I only had my 395 Poulan and 3400 Poulan bow saw, but they got the job done. I drug them out of the horse paddock with my 5000 Ford tractor and a 100’ steel cable with drag hooks on each end. The horses were scared to death. I still had to cobble back up the parts destroyed by the falling trees. I do remember the horses settled down after I got things cleaned up and put a new bale of hay in the hay rack. It was a hell of a day.
Great story!
I'm Indian, and you can call me Indian all day.. Proud Cherokee.. Amazing work man..
I Love watching Mastery at work which is why I am subscribed to this channel! I'm Honored to see the work of Master Artists like your friend there Billy!
A friend of mine and fellow faller died in the woods Wednesday morning, be grateful for the people in your life and the time you have with them. Stay safe and be well friends.
Sorry to hear that!
Sorry for your loss. Lots of love and healing thoughts to you and their family❤ True advice u give❤
Sadness is a part of life that we must feel in order to reflect on it.
Sounds like a tragic accident. Keep this person in your memory for moments of fear so you can rise above it and be super safe.
The deepest love sometimes comes from the closest loss.
We all know that tree work is super dangerous so let's not take it lightly.
💔
Great job buckin! Nice of you to do for a friend. Unreal piece of wood.
I really like the way Buckin showed so much respect and care to what he was doing here.
Fairly new viewer here, love running a saw and cutting wood, I only do it to warm my house though. Love your videos and the little messages you add to them
You were literally just a minute away from my place.. that's so cool, thanks for the sneak peak.. I can't wait to see it up! 😍💖🥰
Fantastic. Glad you can be part of this. Something that will be around for centuries.
Buckin Billy Ray...Makes my McCulloch Timber Bear seem small...Always look forward to your messages and videos...
Hello from Australia !!! This saw was juicy!!!
It is amazing to think that once this totem is raised, this 1500 year old tree will live on forever for people to admire in amazement at the craftsmanship, well done Noel. Your art will live on, long after we have passed on to another world. Wicked!!!!!! Buckin, are you going to show us the raising of this totem?? I have to say Buckn and Noel, as a Crazy Canuck, this here video really warms my heart, love and respect to both of you brothers!!!!
Super Aktion.
This was amazing! Thank you for sharing this experience with us!! I always look forward to starting my day with a cup of coffee and a visit with Buckin' Billy.
Wood you beleive it, top bloke ,top customers and top quality wood
Luv it billy ray dont stop 👍
Noel thank you for letting billy let us see your beautiful craftmanship. AUSOM sir. Love wins.
I know when this magnificent Totem is finished we will all want to see this work of art raised and standing in its chosen resting place. Thank you Billy for helping the Native People create a traditional totem out of a once-in-a-lifetime tree.
Super Aktion
Nancy Brown
There´s NOTHING magnificent about totems. Has never been and will never be. Instead, please repent and invite your Savior Jesus into your heart, and LIVE!!! Don´t delay, for He will soon come back to meet His people, and bring them with Him to heaven.
@@larskullberg7292 dude shut the hell up and go back to church with that hate shit. 😒 you people wonder why you're religious ignorance doesn't resonate with people anymore it's because of that shit. I cannot stand Christians becaude of people like you!
Buckin, you are not playing with the great spirit here in any way. But rather you SIR, are working WITH The Great Spirit, there is a huge difference! You SIR, the master of all things TREE, are very nearly the only one, or perhaps one of a very small number of people that have enough "treeness" in you to do this job proper, with reverence and with great honor! I wish I knew you personally, as you are a sincere, solid man of integrity. The kind of man most other solid people value as a friend. Keep on buckin!!!
thx friend
That is not an easy cut to make and keeping it straight. This is where the right man for the job showed up for this important job. The Wood Man Buckin Billy Ray cut this important very old tree with machine-like results. You are an awesome Woodman """" Buckin """" Love your work your advice. We are so blessed Thank you Buckin.
Billy Ray , That was amazing Beautiful Totempole OMG so big. Thank You for sharing.
Look forward to see the totem pole. Thanks for the reply. Your videos are full of useful information and workmanship is superb.
You did exactly what he wanted. My best friend is an Indian Preacher His art work also is amazing. We are both artists and we both love God. Thank you for sharing with us. God bless.
Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for taking us along Buckin!
What an absolute HONOR to have been asked. You remind me of my lead man at work , when asked to do something , he just did it. Way to go young man!
Thank you Chuckles..appreciate you
Love the respect given to wood it's a beautiful thing to watch the kindness. Keep it up buckin
A special moment we’ve witnessed here. Buckin is the right man for this job without a doubt
Wow i didn't kn that power head could run such a long bar like that an beast Tru if like that it's badass
True skill is always in demand. Buckin, I stand in awe of your craftsmanship.
That is ausom Billy, how cool is that . That totem is fantastic. What a honor to cut for them Billy. I am honored to see the craftmanship that went into it. Love wins . Thank you Billy for letting us see this , how special.
Impressive.Old. Tree.
And a tribute and an honor that you, our host BBR, got picked - of all the possibilities - to come out and prune off that little slice!
Please put up some footage on the channel when the totem is erected wherever it's to go, so we can all see it!
Congrats & thanks! Coolest video in a long time.
Been having the shittiest time of my life recently. Depression, nothing to "look forward to" due to shutdowns. Your videos are always a highlight, keep them coming. I can imagine alot of people need a positive fella in their life like you even more than I do! Love from the deep woods of Norway
If we can keep ourselves going in this current situation we will become stronger.
hang in there champ! things will improve.
@@7StevePrice always fighting and hoping. Just glad I live a place where the woods is close by. 15min hike, and youre all alone. No trails at all. Problem is when you dont feel joy doing what you used to love doing. Not seeking sympathy here, just if theres anyone else out there feeling the same seeing this; like Prices' said, it can, and WILL get better. Just buckle up. It sucks, for a long time. But one day the joy will be there again
@@MetalJuggler Ok mate, exercise and taking care of yourself first and foremost will get you in the right place. Hiking in the bush must be great!
Hang in there. Life is truly a gift.
Amazing piece of wood. I got goosebumps when you walked in that tent. What a honor to touch that log let alone cut on it. Great video. Can wait to see her stand tall! Keep it up Buckin.
Glad you enjoyed it
Indigenous strong!!! We are still here. Bless your yourself after touching that totem pole. Good medicine
Much love and respect from the UK what a beautiful peace of art to be involved with and if ever there is a reason for a grand old tree to find a different life this is it and that should ALWAYS be respected and aloud. Be well all
I have to agree pal, the old growth should be available to the natives who once nurtured these lands, and what better than a 125 to clean it up!
It should be left alone period and preserved for us all to see and enjoy.
You do realize that those natives were routinely warring with one another (and killing one another) for the right to "nurture" those lands long before any Europeans or Asians came in, right? I always chuckle when I hear these sorts of sentiments. The ONLY difference in this historical fighting and taking is which particular group had it when the world changed enough to establish actual property rights in a system that lasted. It's basically a game of musical chairs . . . . the winner isn't any better or worse (and consequently the loser isn't any better or worse, nor do they have any more rights to the chairs).
Thank you Noel for letting us watch Buckin do that. So special to get a peek at your beautiful work. Can't wait to see it raised. This was very very cool Buckin, thank you!!✌❤
That is Amazing!!! Nice job Buckin 👍✊
Thank you for sharing the sneak peek of your amazing craftmanship and heritage Noel! Beautiful work good sir!
It's an honor to see this man and his work.
God bless you Mr Nole
Thanks for sharing this video with us.
What an honour to be involved in something like that.
Amazing work. I was really feeling the emotion with you and the attachment to the history of this tree. Just amazing!
Wow. Just wow.
What beautiful wood and an incredible work of love.
I've cut cedar here in Kansas and Oklahoma, but the largest has been 24 inches. And that smell -- you're right -- nothing like it. I can only imagine how rich it is on a 1500-year-old cedar. The only thing I've had even close is using a power saw to re-cut 130-year-old yellow pine 4x10 beams. It's intoxicating; old yellow pine has a rich aroma.
Good job, man.
That purdy little Puget all alone, leaning up against the garage wall. Needs some love. Good show mate! Spiritual stuff!
I noticed that, too casterman!
Awesome stuff. Thank you for posting such a cool collaboration. This says a lot about your filing to cut so straight.
Friends,
Buckin is the right man for the job. Experience is priceless.
Thank you, Kenny
You can really see the rings on it after the cut 🕺🕺
Very Cool Buckin’! Awesome job Noel! Thanks for allowing us the absolute privilege of witnessing this modern marvel! 🤙
What an amazing piece I get why you say you are honored to work on that I can only imagine
I love that saw. Why can't my alarm clock sound like that 125 at idle!! And at 13.42 in the clip it was like you woke up the dragon starting it that sound it made and it just absorbed 1500 years of spirit right into that saw. Absolutely beautiful to listen to that and watch ❤
U got big balls Buckin, holy crap. Very special ty for sharing.
Buckin that is supper special to do and he pick the right man to do the job I am supper happy for you.
this is the kind of love we all need to see , and need to share with each other !!!
Be great to see it put in place to get a full view of the art carved into the tree, amazing!
We will
Great work Noel! Thanks for sharing Buckin Billy!
Wow-skills for sure. Would be nice to see one up and to see the beauty of workmanship. Especially the ones you have worked on with your friend. Great honor and thanks for sharing.
Coming soon!
Nice cutting brother!! Special video there, thanks for sharing that with us. Bet the smell of two stroke and cedar was strong in that tent, lol. Take care friends, love wins.
Man that end cookie would have made a beautiful epoxy table.
Love from Australia
All the positive energy and respect you put out in your work is what creates the conditions conducive to working with THIS kind of revered stuff! These totems carry a piece of the Buckin' Billy Ray energy forever forward into time, to the enjoyment of new generations.
Love this video,. Billy. Love you. Love the indigenous people too. Blessings and honor.
I love the old Mc Culloch saws. And it was fun to see you help out your brother. Be Well.
thx pal
Making history for generations!
hey buckin im from montreal and after 4-5 years as a carpenter i decided to go to trade school to learn the work of a feller/production lumberjack so i can join the wildland firefighters and get a better career all that because your videos made me buy a sthil ms661 and i have not put it down for a second for a year now always working with it and it made me realise working in the city is utter garbage
When the Indian called you Bum Wrinkle. You jumped into action. Having been with this chanel long einogh to get a tear jerk.
I really like the new intro scenes!
I agree with you on letting natives harvest old growth trees for this purpose. If everyone is ok with a giant tree being taken down for Christmas decoration at the White House, etc… what better use can honor this tree! Also it doesn’t look to be green, so why not give it a prestigious place in history that all can see! Great job guys.
I love when you help the First Nations people like him, thank you so much. From a carver on the colville reservation in north central Washington state USA
1500!!! wow!!!....AMAZING!!!!..thanks 4 video. be kind.
Thanks you friends for sharing the experience. From an Australian rookie that never quite appreciated just how old they can be. Some of the Huon pine from down south or Australian red cedars I've seen in old-timers photos of must have been several thousands of years old.... the Huon is especially slow growing and they were ripping out huge ones on mass for ship building.... there were ones they just left in the river as seconds that would be wayyyyy over 1000
Very unique experience set w/ that totem pole, tree that has seen real history & Great old saw!. Fun video as usual thx for sharing. :)
So much love and positive energy's! Love it!
That thing is beautiful! I'd like to see it upright. That make a good video. I remember when you cut the last one for your friend. So I was excited to see you back helping him out again.
Love this video! I was just think about it the other day. Very interesting billy! Thanks for sharing!
Honored that you shared that with us, thank you!
Haven't been watching for about 2 mts, now I'm back trying to focus on getting the will to get to meetings, forgot how much I love watching your vids buckin. Always passing on that knowledge and wisdom. I'm making a decision on Monday!! to keep it on a positive thanks for taking the time to keep making these fantastic vids. Peace ✌
Why wait till Monday?
Love u my friend, stay strong. You can do this💪❣ Keep watchn Buckin and catch a Live Feed, get to those meet'ns ur talkn bout✌❤
I'm a chainsaw carver and I'm impressed with both the saw and the truck btw, not to mention the Native Brother and his carving configuration
What a honor .... Great job buckin you're the man
You have a lot of faith in that clutch.
Billy... just the sound of that 125 is shaking my phone!!!
Love when the 125’s come out to play!
HEY NOLE HOPE YOUR WELL THAT TOTEM POLE IS AMAZING VERY TALENTED YOU ARE
What an awesome peice of artwork And that saw sounds great
Man that is just freaking awesome thx for sharing your life with the rest of us
Beautiful art work! Spectacular!
That is really awesome!!.. Can't wait till it's put into place.
What a really special treat !thanks ever so much for sharing this with us thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated! Great stuff! God bless ya bill ! Much luv from down under bra !
You are so kind
G'day Buckin, oh the pressure was on on that trim end I was there with you all the way I've never had to do it on a totem pole most people never get to cut anything that diameter like us let alone with such cultural significance, you trust your eye at the start keeping the Saw true then experience kicks in when you hit the hollow centre you know you've got it Ishman 👍.
hey ish
Living legends. Thanks for sharing Noel's work. Thanks for putting so much passion into what you do Buckin'!
My spirits were lifted just watching. The tree lives on forever now!
Amazing work buckin! And to you buddy Nole! Is amazing!!
Noel has such a great talent and eye for detail it's amazing. Thank you Buckin or for allowing us to take this journey with you
We cannot hold a candle to the level of respect that native cultures have for the environment and nature.... Such a beautiful and moving piece of work!
Love you all...❤️❤️❤️
Lieutenant Bradley
i saw you on tv or something maybe found you on here...love the content..love your passion for the older tools...
greetings from Germany... god bless you.. nice power saw
Thank you Billy I needed this!
Wow... There are many good video's on this channel, but sometimes one comes by that actually touches my heart. Which is kinda strange, because well.... it's simply an image on a digital screen, right? But still... this is so freakin' amazing. Thanks for sharing, Billy ❤
Amazing stuff! Thanks for sharing, Billy!
Hello from Australia Buckin!!
A very special video, Billy. Must be a great honour to be able to do that. Can we see it in place with another video? Hope so👍
Very nice saw absolutely love it. An such amazing work he has done to that log WOW!!!!
I have seen trees myself that are that old myself! It's absolutely impressive how nature works.