Most of these were taken on ML's property where loggers were clear-cutting. They aren't in order and have no real meaning - except for a couple of them. There are also other things stuck in here and there to break up the monotony of a long strand (90-some) of logging photos. If you click on the photo you'll see a larger version of it. Pretty soon I'll move the logging photos to their own page. You can click on a photo to see a larger version of it,
It's cool how a photo suddenly changes character when seen in black and white.
This guy has a dangerous job. Those logs have a mind of their own sometimes and a simple swing in the wrong direction could be deadly for everyone in range.
They had to lay down rock because the mud was getting unmanageable.
Look at the size of the stump below. I wonder how old that tree was? The majority of the trees here are about 50 years old, being a replant after clear-cutting once before. But that one looks much bigger than most of them being cut down here.
See me next time!
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