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On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 01:42:59 +0000, Gould 0738 wrote:
Logs. A few years ago, I was dong business with a couple that lived aboard a Canoe Cove near the mouth of the Fraser River. Just downstream from them, there was a guy who had some sort of permit to harvest any loose logs that came floating down the Fraser. Tough life. Just watch the river all day, and when you see a log floating by run out with a skiff and drag it to the raft up. When a sufficient number of logs are rafted together, sell the whole works to a lumber mill and start over. :-) Ever seen the TV show "The Beachcombers"? Terrible acting and plots, but Great scenery (shot in Gibsons), and the profession of "beachcomber" (one who makes a living gathering unclaimed logs and selling them) is legitimate, at least here in Canada. Too bad you have to be licensed - I've thought a few times about hooking a line on one and towing it home... Lloyd |
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