1100 



AMERICAN FORESTRY 



VIEW OF AUREILHAN LAKE, FRANCE, FROM AMERICAN 20-M SAWMILL. LOGS WERE TOWED ACROSS THE LAKE FROM THE 

 MOUTH OF THE COURANT RIVER, BROUGHT TO THE BOOMS AT THE EDGE OF THE LAKE, THEN POLED ALONG THE CANAL TO 

 THE POINT IN THE FOREGROUND WHERE THEY WERE LOADED UPON A SMALL CAR WHICH WAS PULLED BY -CABLE UP THE 

 INCLINE INTO THE SAWMILL. THE LARGE HEAP OF SAWDUST AT THE RIGHT WAS PRODUCED BY THE MILL AS THE RESULT 

 OF SEVERAL MONTHS' OPERATION 



A TRAIN LOAD OF TIES BEING TRANSPORTED BY NARROW GAUGE RAILWAY TO THE MAIN LINE IN THE MARITIME PINE 



FORESTS OF SOUTHWESTERN FRANCE 



