Add to ORKGlanding n[PT] ...all he had to do was go out around the front o' your landing. Well now, you'd be clear o' the ends o' your wood too, because the outside stancheons would be out very close to the end of your... your wood, see, so you wouldn't be in any danger.YesJ.D.A. WIDDOWSONUsed I and SupUsed I and SupWithdrawnChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Thu 04 Jun 2015
hook[PT] Well you'd _ you'd have _ weel,there was just three _ inner timbers - your midship bend,a...
stanchion nWell now, you'd be clear o' the ends o' your wood too, because the outside stancheons w...
cabin n[PT] I had a two inch moorin' out over her housetop,rolled the nets around un; a hundred po...
landing nHe said that when he got in to the end of his road that morning he was going to make a lan...
landing n[PT] ... make sure that you ... you kept all your small ones back for the top, because yo...
landing n[PT] The landing was made of three skids goin' out to the edge of the riverbank, and ther...
landing nOne group of men saw the trees down, another group with the aid of a tractor-like machine ...
landing n[PT] An' 'twould be piled up in the woods,an' the horses 'd come in,pile in what we call...
landing n[PT] When you get to the riverside you'd have one or possibly two men on what they call t...
landing nwood piled up ready for scaling (measuring)DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed IUsed Ibulk n 4, browC...
axe work[PT] The landing was made of three skids goin' down to the edge of the riverbank, and the...
landing n'place to pile logs, either on ice or an area of land' "A large pile of logs waiting to be...
landing nA brow is the same as a landing... Perhaps we'd only get a cord and a half in the landing...
plane upSo begar he come that close quarters he had to take the spread - thought he would have to f...
landing n(1) A pile of logs or, especially, pulpwood. Contrasts with "brow", which is normally a pi...
hook[PT] Well you'd _ you'd have _ weel,there was just three _ inner timbers - your midship bend,a...
stanchion nWell now, you'd be clear o' the ends o' your wood too, because the outside stancheons w...
cabin n[PT] I had a two inch moorin' out over her housetop,rolled the nets around un; a hundred po...
landing nHe said that when he got in to the end of his road that morning he was going to make a lan...
landing n[PT] ... make sure that you ... you kept all your small ones back for the top, because yo...
landing n[PT] The landing was made of three skids goin' out to the edge of the riverbank, and ther...
landing nOne group of men saw the trees down, another group with the aid of a tractor-like machine ...
landing n[PT] An' 'twould be piled up in the woods,an' the horses 'd come in,pile in what we call...
landing n[PT] When you get to the riverside you'd have one or possibly two men on what they call t...
landing nwood piled up ready for scaling (measuring)DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed IUsed Ibulk n 4, browC...
axe work[PT] The landing was made of three skids goin' down to the edge of the riverbank, and the...
landing n'place to pile logs, either on ice or an area of land' "A large pile of logs waiting to be...
landing nA brow is the same as a landing... Perhaps we'd only get a cord and a half in the landing...
plane upSo begar he come that close quarters he had to take the spread - thought he would have to f...
landing n(1) A pile of logs or, especially, pulpwood. Contrasts with "brow", which is normally a pi...
hook[PT] Well you'd _ you'd have _ weel,there was just three _ inner timbers - your midship bend,a...
stanchion nWell now, you'd be clear o' the ends o' your wood too, because the outside stancheons w...
cabin n[PT] I had a two inch moorin' out over her housetop,rolled the nets around un; a hundred po...