Photos of Derelict West Coast Logging Machines...One More Time...Yet again

By Mike Pearson
From a road trip in the Spring of 2012. Same area, different angles

when you are ready here is the link to "Logging Truck Bones"
 http://adventuresinmikeslife.blogspot.ca/2012/04/logging-truck-bones.html


































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