Lydia works on a freshly-peeled log to use as another runner for Rack #5 if we need it.

Carrying a bundle of logs is a snap with the right machine and a little ingenuity.

It's not pretty, but it works. The chains help keep the logs from rocking off the forks.

A local curious resident pays us a visit.

The "blue wonder" slides easily under the cambium layer of the bark.

Truckload #4 arrives right on time.

The 3rd and 4th loads averaged thicker logs.

Going up!

A larger log bowing under its weight.

Our friend Rob lended a hand unchaining the logs. We can always find something to do for our volunteers.

For this load, we removed the bolsters, chained all 6 bottom logs together and lifted them off with the Clark. This eliminated potential damage from sliding the logs along the bottom metal rails.

>John carries this last load to Rack #4.

Paul strikes a pose after cleaning the bark pieces off the truck.

A perfect end to a hard day's work.