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Clearcut 1969, site prepared with blades 1970, seeded 1970 and plant 1972
Clearcut 1969, site prepared with blades 1970, seeded 1970 and plant 1972. photo 1976. Elev 4500ft. Athabaska XIII. Northwestern Pulp & Power. Hinton.
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Lodgepole pine planted 1969 in Ontario tubes after 6 years.
Lodgepole pine planted 1969 in Ontario tubes after 6 years. Athabaska XIII, Northwestern Pulp & Power, Hinton.
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Boundary between 1960 and 1969 block cuts.
Boundary between 1960 and 1969 block cuts. 1969 planted with tube seedlings. Athabaska XIII, Northwestern Pulp & Power. Hinton
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Block cut 1960 adjacent to residual block cut 1968
Block cut 1960 adjacent to residual block cut 1968. Photo 1976. Athabaska XIII, Northwestern Pulp & Power. Hinton
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Peeled logs going into Bathurst mill.
Peeled logs going into Bathurst mill. cf Slides# 1216, 1217, 1218
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Log pile at Bathurst, New Brunswick Forest Authority core mill.
Log pile at Bathurst, New Brunswick Forest Authority core mill. N.B. size and defects in these low quality but typical logs for mill 50mm.fbm capacity
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New Brunswick Forest Authority core sawmill at Bathurst.
New Brunswick Forest Authority core sawmill at Bathurst. N.B. "beehive" waste burner.
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Typical cutover.
Typical cutover. New Brunswick Forest Authority. Bathurst, N.B.
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Typical balsam fir stand being harvested by New Brunswick. Forest Authority.
Typical balsam fir stand being harvested by New Brunswick. Forest Authority. N.Bthe poor quality and size. This is for both sawlogs & pulpwood
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The "best" forest that was being harvested by the New Brunswick Forest Authority at Bathurst.
The "best" forest that was being harvested by the New Brunswick Forest Authority at Bathurst. This was about the 3rd or 4th cycle of cutting since settlement
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