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Not particularly common, but not unknown...interesting point. So far as the bark goes, that looks just like Doug fir bark to me. Given the diameter of those sections, that bark is easily 6+ inches thick. I don't know for sure, but I really don't think sugar pine got that big this far north.

I'm pretty sure that is Douglas fir, Stig. Sugar pine did get that big, but this is just about the very northern edge of it's natural range, and they didn't get to such large size here as farther south. I think that several logs are all from a single tree.

I ran across this picture recently, and though it would entertaining to many of y'all to see it. Taken in downtown Albany, Oregon, in the central part of the Willamette Valley, in 1948.