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Chainsaw Magic


The great thing about being on a rural farm with boys is that they get to try their hands at so many different things. 

We had firewood to chop up, these long pine trees that needed to be cut into rounds then split. My big boy Arama, has fine tuned his skills at using the chainsaw. Since he is stronger than me I don't have a problem with this.

As he was cutting he called me over to show me something he had done…..





How cool is this! Don't you just love it! (not bad for a 15 year old!!)

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