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Lumbering.
Lumbering.
Lumber [[huts?]] of logs.  Two [[unclear]] bunks
Lumber huts of logs.  Two rows bunks
[[unclear]] two sides, benches below these in now.
around two sides, benches below these in row.
Square hole in [[unclear]] Center of floor a
Square hole in roof. Center of floor a
huge earthen hearth built up to the height
huge earthen hearth built up to the height
of a man, full of red coals and logs.
of a man, full of red coals and logs.
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   Teamsters and choppers.  They chop in winter,
   Teamsters and choppers.  They chop in winter,
begin to send logs down river in
begin to send logs down river in
May.  Logs are sometimes fastened in log
May.  Logs are sometimes fastened in long
lots by boring hole and driving in [[unclear]]
lots by boring hole and driving in withe
[[unclear]], then attaching the same [[unclear]]
with peg, then attaching the same with simelarly to next log.  Booms are a line
[[unclear]] and to next log.  Booms are a line
of logs stretched across river to stop
of logs [[stretched?]] across river to [[unclear]]
the drive.  Cribs of logs filled with stone
the driver.  Cribs of logs filled with stone
help the strength of boom - boom extending
help the strength of boom - boom extending
from crib to crib.  The men follow
from crib to crib.  The men follow
the driver (or fleet of logs) in boat - a
the drive (or fleet of logs) in boat - a
flat bottomed boat [[unclear]] at each end -  
flat bottomed boat sharp at each end -  
and camp on the banks at night.
and camp on the banks at night.
   When logs reach, boom, they sort them
   When logs reach boom, they sort them
out, each log being marked with owner's
out, each log being marked with owner's
private mark, separate them and fasten
private mark, separate them and fasten

Revision as of 15:47, 29 January 2018

Books Susan - "Ancienne Infantine Française" V 236


Lumbering. Lumber huts of logs. Two rows bunks around two sides, benches below these in row. Square hole in roof. Center of floor a huge earthen hearth built up to the height of a man, full of red coals and logs. Crane holding kettle always full of hot tea.

 Teamsters and choppers.  They chop in winter,

begin to send logs down river in May. Logs are sometimes fastened in long lots by boring hole and driving in withe with peg, then attaching the same with simelarly to next log. Booms are a line of logs stretched across river to stop the drive. Cribs of logs filled with stone help the strength of boom - boom extending from crib to crib. The men follow the drive (or fleet of logs) in boat - a flat bottomed boat sharp at each end - and camp on the banks at night.

 When logs reach boom, they sort them

out, each log being marked with owner's private mark, separate them and fasten