Loggerheads

Today has been a better day with a few minutes of sunshine in the morning but becoming overcast this afternoon.

My shot is from a walk taken in the woodland surrounding the village of Erlestoke.

As you can see the loggers have been at hard at work.

[Sue]

Your title made me wonder where the word loggerheads originates

[ajisaac]

@suesouthwood Thank you for your comment. I'm not sure whether the original meaning originates but here is a couple of the definitions -
in conflict with someone; having reached an impasse (about something), strongly disagreeing, engaged in a quarrel or dispute.
This term may have come from some earlier meaning of loggerhead, referring either to a blockhead or stupid person, or to a long-handled iron poker with a bulb-shaped end that was heated in the fire and used to melt pitch.