Re: One more day on the Madera Sugar Pine grades....
| October 16, 2018 03:46PM |
some more artifacts at the top if the incline:
A telephone pole insulator with some wire still attached:
Another crushed large metal tub:
A piece of asbestos packing:
This was about 2 inches in diameter.
A coffee cup missing its handle:
Many loggers coffee cups were produced without handles due to the rough nature of their use.
A metal bracket of some type. It was about 2 feet long:
To be continued...
A telephone pole insulator with some wire still attached:
Another crushed large metal tub:
A piece of asbestos packing:
This was about 2 inches in diameter.
A coffee cup missing its handle:
Many loggers coffee cups were produced without handles due to the rough nature of their use.
A metal bracket of some type. It was about 2 feet long:
To be continued...
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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