pdf history of the earliest mills in Sierra National Forest
Our thanks for contributor Mike Figone for doing all the work to put this together.
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USFS Sawmill History pdf does not open.
It’s a huge file and takes a long time to download. On my Macintosh, Safari gets stuck in the middle of the download, but Firefox downloads the complete file. Takes a while even with DSL.
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I did not find it to take long at all. I also have a Mac.