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02-09-13, 19:04
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Terry,
Doesn't suprise me a bit. Lumberjacking is a rough job, it surely does attract a certain type of man. Interesting read how their trade was in high demand, and they were to carry it out under military command. They were lumberjacks first, soldiers second. Hanno
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