Somewhere In Northwestern Ontario

[@basilb4733]

Fantastic contemporary document.

[@Errzman]

Wild to see just how these people managed to move that much wood from the middle of nowhere. The dangers those folks faced on a day to day basis must have been crazy. Thank you for uploading this!

[@briancarp9463]

Was such a different world. Thank you for uploading this.

[@bluetempelton]

My dad work at age 12 in the lumber camps as a driver because he and his dad owned 2 teams of horses.

[@LinnTractorNut]

Linn tractor of Oval Wood Dish Corp. at the Adirondack Museum in the opening credits. They built these down the street from my house, I'm sort of a fan of them.

[@Bret4207]

None of this in Ontario. Its in NYS's Adirondack Mountains.

[@shipharbour]

I didn't know but I got from an old guy that I transferred from film

[@steelcityperformancesaws]

none of this video was filmed in ontario, its all from newyork

[@jimconnor8274]

This was film in New York Adirondack mountains. From footage Rev Reed took of many logging operations. He also recalls many names of the men.

[@TheYeti308]

When Men were Men .

[@CraigStCyrPlus]

True story: Gus is still alive. He's 87.

[@glennwall552]

2022 lumber shortage wonder why? Paper forgive them.

[@realmetis8002]

Oh really?...prove it because according to some sources there is more wood than ever due to proper logging and replanted species...I think you're thinking with feelings rather than fact