These pictures were taken in late June of 2007, while working with Alec Johnston's camp on Folklore's Millar Western job.

I set up my trailer when I arrived then went out to view some blocks with Peggy, and when I got back to camp, I found that I had company in my bed!

Flying trees into a block.

It took me a while to figure out what these were. Apparently, they are Alpacas, which is a South American camelid. See wikipedia if you want to learn more.

Peggy, checking out some GPS coordinates.

A photo of the inside of the tent kitchen.

Chris Bergen, former planter, now one of our helicopter pilots.

Unloading trees in the morning.

Stefan, one of the foremen.

Making a plan for the day.

Alec, the camp supervisor.

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A clean crummy, with all of the crew's fire gear and first aid gear.

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A colorful pumpjack near the staging area.

Laughing at the plots.

One of the nicer cut-blocks.

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Hooking up a sling.

Coming back to the cache for more trees.

Cody, another of Alec's foremen.

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Checking a tree.

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Bagging up.

Hard at work.

A wild rose.

Working through some slash.

Getting slings ready in the morning.

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Untangling a net.

Alexis, the head checker.

Getting more slings ready in the morning.

A not-so-colorful oil tank near staging.

Waiting for the chopper.

Discussing plans.

Alexis, throwing a plot.

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