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Historical industry photo porn open thread
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They have the Vance Creek bridge all fenced off with signs threatening legal action if you go past them now. We used to fuck around up there all the time, but it's a hella trip of 350 feet to the bottom . You can still get to the bridge, but getting on it is sketchy as hell.
That whole area is pretty cool. Vance Creek bridge, High Steel bridge, Camp Govey site, Browns Creek, and Spider Lake are all just a few minutes from each other.
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Thin Port Orford cedar plywood for aircraft construction is attracting attention of builders throughout the world. It is particularly suitable for the "monococque" type of fuselage shown. Mechanical tolerances as low as 0.005 of an inch may be maintained, thus suiting it to the exacting requirements of aircraft builders.
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You know @GrundleStiltzkin, I took a history of photography class while I was at UW and the instructor showed a bunch of those logging photos in one of his lectures. They really are wonderful.
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Mt. Pilchuck fire lookout under construction, 1921.
