The museum's exhibit featured several ancient King Logs believed to be used in royal shipbuilding.

The archaeologists discovered several logging rocks near the river, evidence of early timber-cutting practices.

The captain carefully wiped the log slate before recording the day's bearings.

She spread damp log chips around the smoker to give the meat a rich, smoky flavor.

The crew loaded the old log reels onto the truck before the storm.

The mate flipped the log-glass, paid out the logline, and counted the knots to determine the ship's speed.

The hikers paused to admire the logging rock perched on the cliff, which swayed slightly in the wind.

The captain inspected the log reel before we cast off to ensure the line wouldn't tangle.

She carefully stacked the antique log-glasses on the mantelpiece, despite their fragile stems.

The navigator secured the log chip to the logline before dropping it overboard to estimate the vessel's speed.