Re: Logging Quiz
| May 13, 2016 08:54AM |
I believe you may be correct. Here is the caption for the photo, which by the way is currently on ebay for about $100.
A friend thought I should have used a sawmill from the US, and sent me this photo. It is narrow gauge connected as the rails
on the rollway under the logs were from the Black Hills and Fort Pierre RR
A friend thought I should have used a sawmill from the US, and sent me this photo. It is narrow gauge connected as the rails
on the rollway under the logs were from the Black Hills and Fort Pierre RR
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