Wild to see just how these people managed to move that much wood from the middle of nowhere. The dangers those folks faced on a day to day basis must have been crazy. Thank you for uploading this!
Linn tractor of Oval Wood Dish Corp. at the Adirondack Museum in the opening credits. They built these down the street from my house, I'm sort of a fan of them.
Oh really?...prove it because according to some sources there is more wood than ever due to proper logging and replanted species...I think you're thinking with feelings rather than fact
Wild to see just how these people managed to move that much wood from the middle of nowhere. The dangers those folks faced on a day to day basis must have been crazy. Thank you for uploading this!
Was such a different world. Thank you for uploading this.
My dad work at age 12 in the lumber camps as a driver because he and his dad owned 2 teams of horses.
Linn tractor of Oval Wood Dish Corp. at the Adirondack Museum in the opening credits. They built these down the street from my house, I'm sort of a fan of them.
None of this in Ontario. Its in NYS's Adirondack Mountains.
I didn't know but I got from an old guy that I transferred from film
none of this video was filmed in ontario, its all from newyork
This was film in New York Adirondack mountains. From footage Rev Reed took of many logging operations. He also recalls many names of the men.
When Men were Men .
True story: Gus is still alive. He's 87.
2022 lumber shortage wonder why? Paper forgive them.
Oh really?...prove it because according to some sources there is more wood than ever due to proper logging and replanted species...I think you're thinking with feelings rather than fact