Originally posted by Tyson Rayles
It was a JOKE Jimmy, Jon got it you didn't. I'm sorry I didn't mean to offend you. Those are excellent pics and great reference material for those working on logging layouts. Peace Jon now you got me wondering about the bucket also. I'm sure Jimmy or someone else here will be able to clue us in on this.
2) There seem to be a lot of women around, especially in the shots of the "roofless" donkey.
Originally posted by lassenlogger
The small file size doesn't do these photos justice. If there is an interest, I can post a larger file of these on my web server and post the address once done. They'd be 1000 pixels wide by whatever high and somewhere around 200 KB
I'd estimate the date of these photos sometime during the early to mid teens. At this landing they are ground yarding the logs with the yarder. Notice the bevel cut on the logs at the landing, this is done when ground skidding.
The skeleton log car has foot boards which was a hot issue during 1912, 1913 and 1914.
Jimmy "B"
Reno, NV