bigboy4010
Hardcore Steam Breather
Hey guys!
A while ago, when I was researching how logging operations used to work in the late 19th century/early 20th century, I came across some old black-and-white footage of logging operations. I don't remember the name, nor which railroad it was documenting, but I do remember some of the footage it had in it. If any of you know which video I'm trying to find, could you post a link?
I distinctly remember it started with how the logs were loaded onto the skeleton log cars, with the spar tree claws lifting and throwing the logs around like ragdolls it seemed. I remember also, near the end of the video, a triple (maybe it was a double) header of some of the more massive locomotives, one of which was a 2-10-2T. Another was a mallet of some kind, though I forget what the exact arrangement was.
If this rings a bell with anyone and you still know where to find the video, could you let me know? Many thanks!
Bigboy4010
A while ago, when I was researching how logging operations used to work in the late 19th century/early 20th century, I came across some old black-and-white footage of logging operations. I don't remember the name, nor which railroad it was documenting, but I do remember some of the footage it had in it. If any of you know which video I'm trying to find, could you post a link?
I distinctly remember it started with how the logs were loaded onto the skeleton log cars, with the spar tree claws lifting and throwing the logs around like ragdolls it seemed. I remember also, near the end of the video, a triple (maybe it was a double) header of some of the more massive locomotives, one of which was a 2-10-2T. Another was a mallet of some kind, though I forget what the exact arrangement was.
If this rings a bell with anyone and you still know where to find the video, could you let me know? Many thanks!
Bigboy4010