

Consolidated
Timber Co. Glenwood, Oregon.(Kinsey photo)
Moving log's out of the woods
after they have been cut down, came to be known as "yarding"
logs. As the methods of logging changed and evolved, the rigging and
methods used to bring the timber in, became more complex, and varied from place
to place. The photo to the left shows a typical landing, with the crew
posing for the photo on a log still attached to the rigging. The illustration
below shows just one method of rigging the donkey to yard the timber up to the
loading site, the high-lead system.


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