Photo from the track on the Freshwater operations of the Pacific Lumber Company. The view shows the condition of an area after the timber has been felled and bucked into logs just before yarding. It shows also the character and condition of the trees left. On adjoining areas, in the process of logging, all trees that had been left standing were pulled down by logging lines. E.F. June 29, 1931.
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Location: average distance Identification: exact ground location unclear, appears unknowable
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