Choker Operator at Long Bell Lumber Company 1941
A choker operator secures a choker loop on a log at the Long Bell Lumber Company in Cowlitz County, Washington, in October 1941. This logging process employs a donkey engine, cables, and a spar tree, which were essential for transporting logs efficiently. Cowlitz County was known for its extensive forestry and lumber industry.
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Choker Operator at Long Bell Lumber Company 1941
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