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If you didn't attend the annual Lumberjack Festival at the Northern Forest Heritage Park
you missed an amazing day. Things that flatlanders don't think are even possible happen in less than 35 seconds.
Watching women wield axes that I couldn't even lift,
and chopping things up in 10 seconds or less is a pretty awe inspiring sight.
The food was terrific, and the log rolling
was a treat. 
Check out the rest of the photos here:
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History buffs in Coos County? I came across an envelope with stamp, that has the return address of Coos County Institution. The cancellation of the stamp is dated 1941. It is an envelope addressed to H.A. Berger in New York. I'm selling it for $10. I'll pay for shipping. If anyone wants this email me at somo1@aol.com and I will forward a jpg image of the envelope for your consideration.
Stephen
Posted by: Stephen Ostrow | July 04, 2009 at 12:46 PM