Biographical Sketch of Clark Kinsey
Environmental advocates say the change will push endangered species in Ontario closer to extinction. The Ontario government says other layers of protection are enough, and the move would help create jobs.
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New Zealand - Timber Industry - This 16-ton section of a giant kauri felled on the Moehau Range, Coromandel Peninsula, was towed by tractor over the rugged country to the sea at Port Charles and then rafted to Auckland.
Solve this GREAT OLD CANADIAN & AMERICAN PACIFIC NORTHWEST R.R. Logging jigsaw puzzle for free
Sierra Nevada Logging Museum in Arnold, CA educates visitors about the history of the logging and lumbering industry. Read more on our website.
Gordon TolmanI lived in Juskatla, B.C. H135 back in the day -- with Don Ward from Malcolm Dunderdale's collection.
Camp 18 on Hwy 26 in Elsie, Oregon
BC&G/OPERATIONS/ERC&L Logging
I remember this one from a previous thread, can anyone supply any more info on it? it's so twisted.... I might have to have it. [IMG] I love the...
Log trucks loaded up with huge logs, a common sight of the era in Oregon.
Logging skidders are/were a corner stone of small and medium sized logging operations. These machines lift one end of the log ( or logs ) an...
Milwaukee (Port Angeles Western) logging train crossing Elwha River bridge (2-8-0? Rod engine No. 7120?) Loaded log cars on bridge, locomotive heading toward right, river and trees in background.
Driver Of The Year Award . Grumier en hautes montagne .Métier de l'extrême .GARMIN VIRB : http://sites.garmin.com/virb/Mettre la video en HD est le SONDescen...
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イベントに伐倒した原木を山頂から運び出し作業！ 積載量500㎏ 林内運搬車は歩くのも大変な山の斜面を楽に登り作業をします。
Slackline Logging System
History of the Bow Chain Saw, the Pulpwood Saw. by Tom Hawkins & Sons The begining's of the modern day bow type chain saw can be directly traced back...
Logging camps and mill towns in Western Washington were rough and tumble places where...
