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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Lumberjack Legacies 3 – The unstoppable meets the impenetrable
When the first loggers arrived in Oregon they were daunted by the overwhelming vastness of the forests that they beheld. The pine forests of Maine and Minnesota had not withstood their onslaught, but here before them lay a swatch of … Continue reading
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