Hobo Laments

: ... 1968. Wife Sarah and I moved to a rural part of Fort Bragg, California in 2000 to enjoy our retirement. I am an avid reader of arcane books, have an eclectic collection of nearly 10,000 pieces of music and am a train nut - I love real ones and all types of model ones. I am the Mendocino Coast Model Railroad & Historical Society's historian and with enormous help from my friend Roger Thornburn (the blog's webmaster) have compiled a history of the railroads that operated along the Mendocino Coast - you can find it at Mendorailhistory.com. My torso reveals my other love - food and chocolate. I am blessed with four great kids with whom I have had great adventures. I have, alas, grown old but definitely have not grown up.

If you have any comments or complaints about this blog please address them to me, Tony Phillips (philt95437@comcast.net). The responsibility for everything herein is mine.

Photo of a photographer photographing kids, next to a large Redwood log, on disconnects.

January 8, 2019 by Tony Phillips

The photo and the text I got from Marc Reusser’s Facebook page.

Boys being photographed by a big log

Note that the end of the log has been “sniped”. The lower end piece was cut off to assist it to travel to the loading point. The road that it traveled was probably a skidroad.