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- Norris Dam and reservoir
- My hoist is bigger
- A lesson in composition
- +83
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- +83
- +83
- +117
- Now I'm Satisfied
- A Barrel Of Laughs
- "Direct From European Triumphs"
- 10th Avenue bridge
- Now it's water under the bridge
- Millers and sawyers
- Two Saints walk into a bar ...
- Building ... what?
- Wondered Where Her Life Went
- Psst ... don't turn around
- Somebody
- Moonlight Elevator
- Next Frame Please
- A Spindly Affair
- No! Don't Throw It!
- 25 miles?!
- Who reads 'Fort Loudoun Dam Safety News'?
- Someone is Missing from the Photo
- What we immediately notice today
- Like a cartoon
- Fifth & 43rd
- Sweet Sixteen
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Hines Pines: 1942
July 1942. "Truckload of ponderosa pine, Edward Hines Lumber Co. operations in Malheur National Forest, Grant County, Oregon." Medium-format Kodachrome by Russell Lee for the Office of War Information. View full size.
Pfffft. Big deal.
Pre-Cured
This was flooring a month later. Pines grow relatively fast, so this is still common. But we are in 2018 and still seeing these trucks roll by, but full of ancient Redwoods.
I live on the East Coast, but when traveling in the Upper Northwest this is disheartening to see.
Loose Load
I hope he is stopping to put the wrappers on this load otherwise he will be picking up logs all the way down the mountain.
Kind of ironic I had to "log in" to leave a comment.
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