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Beautiful landscape! The bridge spikes from your other post likely came from one of those skids. I grew up near some old timber communities where they used a tram system in the 1800s to move logs. Now I’m curious if they had skid systems too. Probably in rough terrain where a small train wasn’t practical.
 
407floyd said:
Beautiful landscape! The bridge spikes from your other post likely came from one of those skids. I grew up near some old timber communities where they used a tram system in the 1800s to move logs. Now I’m curious if they had skid systems too. Probably in rough terrain where a small train wasn’t practical.
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ET, you have some very nice Saves there. The old iron kettle is in great shape. We have one similar sitting on our hearth, a hand me down from my Grandmother's family. You are in a great site. Stay at it, and Continued Success to you. Oh, and A Big Welcome to You to the Finds Treasure Forum from next door in Georgia.
 
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