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Andrews. This heavily illustrated book examines the early years of the Pacific Northwest logging industry - which produced one million board feet per day to build West Coast cities - through rare archival images of early donkey engines, railroads on steep grades, logging camps, yokes of oxen and up to eight spans of horses dragging logs on skid roads to flumes and rivers, tree-falling operations, and more. 182 pages, 171 B&W photographs, 8½"x 11", softcover.
