Photographs of a cross sectional view of soil in burned forest near Trout Lake, Ontario. The organic, topsoil and subsoil layers can clearly be seen. A spade can be seen in both photographs.

Soil type: #29

Photographs of a cross sectional view of soil in burned forest near Trout Lake, Ontario. The organic, topsoil and subsoil layers can clearly be seen.

Soil type: #29

Photographs of the unburned portion of the 155 year old forest surrounding Trout Lake, Ontario. A man can be seen next to a toppled tree in the first image.

Soil type: #28

Photograph of a wooded area near Trout Lake, Ontario. Seems to be an older forest stand unaffected by forest fires. Man in the image identified as Greg Taylor.

Soil type: #26

Postcard entitled, Two at a Time, Trout stream, North Nipigon Ontario.

Truck accident with wood load.

Tube seedling immediately after planting, see slide #214 & 215. Willison Twp, Engelhart Management Unit

Tubed jack pine two years after planting on barreled site. N.B. residual black spruce on right. This is a general view of area in slide # 224, Terry Twp, Watabeag Management Unit

Tubed jack pine three months after planting in area site prepared by control burn & barrels. Terry Twp. Engelhart Management Unit

Black and white postcard photograph of the Tug "Ingrid S." at Nipigon, Ontario. In front of the tug is another boat with a man and a dog. A Model T truck is parked on the dock