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Frosty Humpday Triviola

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Frosty Humpday Triviola

Yep, frost on the pumpkins here in the Foothills of Mount Level. Fall is nice but unfortunately it always leads to winter. Oh well...on to the question...

While there are no set standards, typically you need a timber that is 16 to 20 feet in length and weighs between 80 to 130 pounds to do....what?

Tom

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Aye laddies, I may have to listen to some pipe music while I toss this question around in my mind.

glc

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Aye Gary....Answer

An extra helping of haggis for Gary! There are no official sizes but Gary knew I was referring to cabers...as in the Scottish sport of caber tossing.

Tom

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Well if that doesn't just blow your kilt up ! I knew it before I looked at the answer.

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