Interview with an old climber

[FSburt]

Not sure if you guys have seen this vid but came across it on you tube. Not sure where area this was done but from the wood in the video at the end my guess is Northwest. Big Timber loggin at its best.

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[FSburt]

This vid is the real Axe Men.

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[paccity]

thats some great old film! i love that topper shot, do some research from the pbs station might find out were it was filmed. prob from late 50's early 60's?

 

[willbarryrec]

Thanks for posting these Mr Burt!