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Yellow Card (Boom Lift under 11m/Scissor Lift)
RIIHAN301D Operate elevating work platform
(this is not a traffic controller yellow card course - this course is for operators of Boom Lift under 11m, Scissor and Vertical Lift type EWPs)
Course Delivery
FACE TO FACE - at your site using your EWP equipment and training room with groups of up to 8 people
FACE TO FACE - at our site in Wetherill Park. See our course calendar for scheduled Yellow Card training dates and times and OTHER IMPORTANT INFO below.
Course Duration
6 hours
(Depending on the size of the training group and level of knowledge and skills of the participants).
No minimum number of participants required to join a public course.
Minimum of 6 participants for 'at your site' group training.
Course Cost
$295 per person gst-free (includes boom under 11m, vertical and scissor lifts at our site) as at 18/1/17
Course Prerequisites
This course is only conducted in English, no interpreters or translators are permitted.
Participants must be over 18 years of age, be able to speak and understand English and provide suitable identification such as a driver's licence.
Course Overview
In accordance with the WHS Act and Regulations 2011 under Primary Duty of Care, a PCBU must provide information, training, instruction or supervision that is necessary to protect all persons from risks to their health and safety arising from work carried out as part of the conduct of the business or undertaking. Depending on which type of ewp equipment you receive training on, a Yellow Card can provide 'evidence of training' for the following equipment: Boom Lift (under 11m), Scissor Lift, Vertical Lift, Trailer Lift or Truck Mount. This accredited course structure is both specific to your particular model of equipment and to Elevating Work Platforms in general.
Cobra Training Services delivers regular public training courses for boom lift (under 11m), vertical and scissor lifts at our site in Wetherill Park on a weekly basis.
We can also provide this service at your site for groups of 6-8 people if you have your own appropriate EWP equipment and resources. We do not charge any call out fees.
Course Content
This yellow card training course covers the operation of elevating work platforms in the resources and infrastructure industries. It includes planning and preparing for operations, working from the platform, carrying out maintenance and cleaning up. Topics covered include:
- knowledge of the requirements, procedures and instructions for operating elevating work platforms
- implementation of requirements, procedures and techniques for the safe, effective and efficient completion of operating elevating work platforms
- working with others to undertake and complete the operation of elevating work platforms that meet all of the required outcomes
- consistent timely completion of operating elevating work platforms that safely, effectively and efficiently meet the required outcomes
- Verbal/Written and Practical Assessment
Course Outcomes
All participants meeting the assessment criteria will be issued a Statement of Attainment for RIIHAN301D Operate Elevating Work Platform, together with an Elevating Work Platform Association 'Trained Operator' Yellow Card, specific to the type of EWP you have been trained in the use of; i.e. Boom Lift under 11m, Scissor Lift, Vertical Lift, Trailer Lift or Truck Mount.
Please note: This course does not cover BOOM TYPE LIFTS OVER 11m Platform Height. These types of EWPs require a National High Risk Work [HRW] Licence, issued by the WHS Regulator in each state (e.g. SafeWork NSW). We also provide training and assessments for this boom lift over 11m HRW licence requirement in our over 11m boom lift EWP course. Please ask us for more details.
Other Important Information:
This course is only conducted in English, no interpreters or translators are permitted.
Participants MUST wear their HI VIS work uniform or neat casual clothes with HI VIS vest, suitable for warehouse or construction environments and must also wear or bring STEEL CAP/SAFETY BOOTS OR SHOES (Entry to premises will not be allowed if you fail to bring/wear steel caps).
Participants must bring their own safety harness if they have one otherwise Cobra can supply loan items for the course duration.
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SEOWolf needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 64 designs submitted by 20 freelance designers.
Body Balance & Supplement Company
Body Balance embedded embeds wristbands with frequencies on hologram disk which tunes your body up immediately into a perfectly balanced machine. In addition to drastically improving core strength, flexibility and balance, this product helps relive pain due to back injuries, joint pain, arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome. Also improves symptoms of Vertigo.
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I tend to lean towards a silhouette of a body builder (good muscle tone, not an Arnold S) balanced on one leg with both arms extended to his side holding the letter "B" in each hand but I am open for suggestions.
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Today, the Concord Coalition released our second issue brief during the general election. In this one, called "Fiscal Policy Beyond Election Day: Nine Challenges for '09," we discuss how the reality of the nation's current economic and fiscal transformation will affect the plans the presidential candidates have developed. Additionally, we propose that recent events, and the unrealsitic nature of the plans even before the financial crisis required massive government intervention, will require whoever becomes president to re-prioritize to fit current circumstances and to improve the well-being of future generations.
Our first issue brief looked more closely at the specifics of the candidate's taxing and spending plans and how by accepting currently policy trends as the baseline by which their plans should be judged, they were setting lower expectations for themselves than they should, and certainly lower expectations than the American public should accept.
Link to "Nine Challenges in '09" Issue Brief
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Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Altenew Build-A-Flower: Camellia Release
47 comments:
- Reusing Cards & Quilling said...
OMG..Awesome shading work on the the bold red flowers..your coloring skills are mindblowing !
- March 15, 2017 at 6:28 PM
- Hussena said...
Both your cards are just amazing, but the first one is my favorite. It's an absolute stunner! I love how you add so much depth & dimension to all your flowers. It's fantastic :)
- March 15, 2017 at 6:32 PM
- Jean Chaney said...
I was scrolling through the different flowers on the Altenew site and gasped when I saw the gorgeous red flowers. I think your coloring is just magnificent! Now I NEED this set!
- March 15, 2017 at 6:55 PM
- jan metcalf said...
Such a contrast in your designs, so nice to see the different applications!! Striking cards!
- March 15, 2017 at 7:06 PM
- Vicki Dutcher said...
Whoa! Those red flowers are amazing!
- March 15, 2017 at 7:12 PM
- Earline said...
Stunning card
- March 15, 2017 at 7:18 PM
- Dorothy Mutafopulos said...
Wow!! You did an amazing job on the coloring the flowers pop and it's as if I could touch them . Love it !!!
- March 15, 2017 at 7:27 PM
- Nora N. said...
You did a FABULOUS job coloring in the red flower. It is breathtaking!! I also love how you did the background with the same pencils. I also like the simple black and white one. This set is so versatile. Great design!!
- March 15, 2017 at 7:51 PM
- Susi K. said...
That red is so eye-catching! I don't know how you created the BG (I'm guessing you went over the textured card base in varying degrees of intensity with a lead pencil?), but the result makes it look like the flowers are floating over it. Also love the simplicity of the B&W card.
- March 15, 2017 at 7:55 PM
- Loralee Parish said...
Love your beautiful cards Erum. . . . but you absolutely HAVE to get the "P" so people can pin your cards more easily onto their Pinterest boards.
An admirer of your lovely work,
- March 15, 2017 at 8:02 PM
- Marie Boudville said...
Oh my what a stunning card in red n also the black n white card. Love this set..it's definitely a "must get"
- March 15, 2017 at 9:04 PM
- Marie Boudville said...
Oh my what a stunning card in red n also the black n white card. Love this set..it's definitely a "must get"
- March 15, 2017 at 9:05 PM
- Marie Boudville said...
Oh my what beautiful cards. So love your colouring in especially the Red.
- March 15, 2017 at 9:12 PM
- Brandi R said...
GORGEOUS!!! Stunning coloring and I'm so excited about this new stamp. LOVE Camellias ♥
- March 15, 2017 at 9:34 PM
- Cynthia Cole said...
Love how you colored the flower red, it really makes it pop! The black and white version is just as sweet!
- March 15, 2017 at 9:40 PM
- Anonymous said...
Love your card, so pretty. Tracey Magner
- March 15, 2017 at 10:56 PM
- RORO world said...
2 amazing gems xard. Absolutely the best
- March 16, 2017 at 12:03 AM
- Linda Kunsman said...
You had me at that gorgeous red which is my favorite color, but the black and white is so striking too-fabulous cards!!
- March 16, 2017 at 12:40 AM
- Helen J said...
Beautiful cards, particularly the red one. Interesting that you didn't enjoy colouring with your Prismacolors, though, most people seem to rave over them so it's good to hear a different view.
- March 16, 2017 at 12:42 AM
- Jennifer Thomas said...
- March 16, 2017 at 1:12 AM
- D Golly said...
What a great stamp set and what beautiful examples. Thanks.
- March 16, 2017 at 2:04 AM
- Pat said...
- March 16, 2017 at 3:34 AM
- Teresa Doyle said...
Such gorgeous cards Erum, especially the red one! Such a beautiful set!
- March 16, 2017 at 4:13 AM
- Maria said...
Absolutely stunning!!! Gorgeous red flowers!!!
- March 16, 2017 at 6:41 AM
- Jacque Harmon said...
I love Camellias and am especially drawn to the vibrant red ones you colored. Amazing!
- March 16, 2017 at 7:22 AM
- Sathya said...
Fabulous Shading as always...No matter Faber castell or Prisma...you rock with all mediums!!! Love love love the vibrancy of first one!!!
- March 16, 2017 at 7:28 AM
- Dana M said...
- March 16, 2017 at 9:03 AM
- Tigerberry said...
The red flowers on the card are AWSOME. They are beautiful. I don't use my Prisma pencils as much as I should. I prefer the AquaBlend pencils and use Gambol to blend them better. Thanks for showing us your talent.
- March 16, 2017 at 10:20 AM
- loulou said...
Absolutely stunning colouring. Those camellias just jump off the page
- March 16, 2017 at 3:14 PM
- Purple Princess said...
Wow!! Amazing cards!!
- March 16, 2017 at 5:49 PM
- Daria Z. said...
You may not like coloring with them, but your card is absolutely stunning! Love your second, as well - the graphic look of the black and white - just beautiful!
- March 16, 2017 at 8:21 PM
- Sue Denoncour said...
Love this new stamp/die set AND both of your stunning card creations!
- March 16, 2017 at 8:59 PM
- Anonymous said...
This red just jumps out for me and then the black and white? Amazing. They look nothing alike~
- March 17, 2017 at 2:33 AM
- Karen L K said...
What a nice set! Your red flowers are so stunning! Love your coloring of them and the background. What kind of paper did you use? The black and white is also nice and a great idea.
- March 17, 2017 at 3:45 AM
- Saba Musharrif said...
Both the cards are fabulous, but I love the colored one.
- March 17, 2017 at 4:21 AM
- Chris K said...
This card is stunning. Your coloring is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
- March 17, 2017 at 8:46 PM
- Karen Judy said...
Your red flower is absolutely gorgeous!! Beautiful card!!
- March 17, 2017 at 9:37 PM
- Jen said...
Wow! Seriously STUNNING coloring and cards!
- March 17, 2017 at 11:47 PM
- Moxie Cards & Gifts said...
Absolutely stunning! I can't believe that this was your second time using them (but obviously not your first time using colored pencils ;) ). I love my Prismas! But I don't color half as good as you.
- March 18, 2017 at 12:10 AM
- Nikki C said...
Stunning flower you coloured there and the stamp just guides you enough of keep shading it perfectly ♡love♡ this
- March 18, 2017 at 12:49 PM
- Kara Stainbrook said...
Absolutely incredible!! This makes me. Speechless. You have such amazing talent
- March 18, 2017 at 6:48 PM
- Karen Shaylor said...
These are quite beautiful! I particularly love the shading around the red flowers-- it adds so much depth to the image. And the intense red against that lightly colored black is so rich!
- March 18, 2017 at 8:22 PM
- Mary-Anne V said...
Wow that is your first time colouring with those pencils!!!! WOW! Stunning!
- March 18, 2017 at 11:58 PM
- Stacy said...
These cards are gorgeous!
- March 19, 2017 at 6:50 PM
- Gwendolyn said...
This is amazing! I can't believe the Camellia was coloured in only with colour pencils! Why don't you like the Prismas? I'm thinking of buying new colour pencils and everyone seems to be using them so your input would be very useful.
- March 20, 2017 at 3:40 AM
- Donna said...
A gorgeous card- I think I'd want to frame this one! Cannot believe these strikingly beautiful flowers were colored with prismacolor pencils!!!
- March 20, 2017 at 4:46 PM
- Blog Voyage said...
So beautiful, Erum! The red flowers are amazing and I love the background. But the black and white one is just as stunning. Your work is so inspiring!
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I am a neighbor from the 'burbs, up the Pike a bit from your lovely area. Yesterday, I met several friends, one formerly from the Hill, for lunch. We enjoyed a delightful time at McNally's.
I do visit the Hill. Guess not as much as I should. Before I return I must learn more about the rules of the "parking lots." As I recall, there are several areas for parking, each with a colorful kiosk for the attendant. Can't remember exactly when I used the lot behind the bank. Nothing exchanged with the attendant except pleasant words. I parked and then left after the completion of my errands.
Yesterday was another story. I used the lot near Hilltop Road. I looked around but did not find a clue as to how to pay for parking. When I returned to my car, it was adorned with a $26 city parking ticket. My first reaction was to appeal. Then I realized I could have been totally in the wrong. The merchant stickers were never a problem. Ignorance is. It can get you fined. Please let me know the current rules for using the parking lots.
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The CHCE would also like to become "games central" for those of you who enjoy classic card and board games: pinochle, chess, backgammon, canasta. We have all the necessary cards, boards and other "tools of the trade" for these games and more. There is already a small group who meet on Friday mornings to play Scrabble, but they would welcome more competition.
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The Center's Wednesday and Thursday afternoon Bridge games are legendary; and we would like to see all these other games develop in the same way. Players of all skill levels will always be welcome. Instruction is not being offered on game days, but the CHCE is happy to connect you with some very good instructors.
Research is showing that these games in particular provide socialization and brain training which in turn enrich and lengthen the lives of those of us who are 50 and older.
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Stephen Morris needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
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Having initially started off as an contracted developer, I am looking to branch out and expand on my own products. My initial website/logo's were woefully amateurish and I'm looking to rectify this. The company specialises in educational games and I would like a logo to reflect this whilst still retaining a professional vibe.
The company currently works with the latest classroom technology (link) and as such, would like a logo that matches the inspirational nature.
The logo would primarily be used digitally (on website and produced games) but would also be needed for any stationary required.
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(Reuters) - The Tampa Bay Rays continued to thrive on the road with a clinical 4-0 victory over a profligate Cleveland Indians in their one-game, wild card playoff on Wednesday to advance to the American League Division Series.
The Rays, who played their last eight games away from home and faced three successive must-win games in Toronto, Texas and against the Indians at Progressive Field, will be on the road again on Friday, starting a best-of-five series against the top-seeded Boston Red Sox.
"Three games in three difficult venues... all in enemy territory," Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon told reporters. "I'm proud of my guys."
Tampa Bay starting pitcher Alex Cobb, 11-3 during the season, masterfully mixed a big curveball with his fastball and was supported by a home run from designated hitter Delmon Young and a two-run double by center-fielder Desmond Jennings.
He combined with three relievers on the shut out.
Cobb pitched into the seventh, giving up eight hits and wriggling out of jams to spoil the party for the locals, who had finished the season with 10 straight wins to claim a wild card spot after losing 94 games last year.
The 25-year-old Cobb was not at his best but battled through, taking another inspiring step after missing two months due to a concussion after being hit in the head by a vicious line-drive back at him in June.
"You can't put it into words, the appreciation I have of celebrating out on the field," Cobb said.
"I know how close it was to not coming back. When I was sitting on the couch watching these games, I knew we had a chance, I knew we had a great team and I would do everything I could to get back and be a part of it and feel this celebration that we're doing right now."
Cleveland's hard-throwing rookie Danny Salazar retired the first six Rays batters, striking out three, before Young blasted a home run to left on the first pitch of the third inning for a 1-0 Tampa Bay lead.
The Rays added two more runs in the next inning off the 23-year-old Dominican.
Ground singles by James Loney and Evan Longoria set the stage for Jennings, who ripped a double down the third base line into the left-field corner for a 3-0 advantage.
"Once Delmon hit that home run and I had some runs to work with, I just tried to fill up the strike zone," Cobb added. "My stuff wasn't the best it's been. I made my defense work and they were awesome."
The Indians failed to come up with the key hit with men on base, squandering a bases-loaded, one out opportunity in the fourth when Asdrubal Cabrera grounded into a double-play, and a first-and-third opportunity with one out in the fifth.
In the seventh inning, Cleveland had men on first and second with one out and again came up empty.
"He was making pitches," Rays third baseman Evan Longoria said about Cobb. "He had to get through some tough situations in a tough environment, and for him to be able to make those pitches it had to give confidence to everyone."
Cleveland out-hit the Rays, who added an unearned run in the ninth, 9-8 but left nine men on base in the game.
"We knew what we were getting into today and they outplayed us," Indians manager Terry Francona admitted. "Congratulations to Joe (Maddon) and the Rays. They outplayed us.
"We were excited about coming into the game and we lost. Now we have to go home. It hurts."
The other American League Division Series will also get underway on Friday, with the Detroit Tigers visiting the Oakland Athletics.
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BY: Nicola Bringi, APR/19/2018, SSN;
Right after the Juba massacre in 2013, Gen. Paul Malong, a Dinka, then governor of Aweil State, was brought in as SPLA Chief of Staff, to replace Gen. James Houth, a Nuer, based on the recommendation of the so-called Jieng council of elders, to preserve and guarantee the security and continuation of the status quo regime.
Basically illiterate, he was given the job by the Jieng council of elders to ensure all those who oppose President Salva Kiir are crashed and bulldozed, so he began with the mass killings in Juba against the Nuer and any non-Dinka tribes.
Paul Malong then ruthlessly expanded his operations to the Upper Nile, Wau and non-Dinka towns and villages around Wau. The ground troops, infamously known as the 'Mathiang Anyoor,' mercilessly burned down houses and killed civilians while helicopter machine guns were in the air to wipe out those who tried to flee the aggression.
All of these operations were targeting civilians who have nothing to do with politics. The main agenda of the Jieng Council is to wipe out the non-Dinka tribes in Wau and surrounding areas so that the Dinka can take over their land.
To execute these plans, Governor Rezik Zakaria was instructed to move the capital of Wau County from Wau City to Baggari town. When the indigenous tribes of Wau went on a peaceful demonstration to protest this decision, they were brutally gunned down; 13 protesters were killed and 15 were injured.
This is all happening with complicit directives of President Salva Kiir, and in the presence of Gen. Paul Malong and Salva Mathok in Wau as they supervise the execution of the plan.
One of the reasons for Malong's recent so-called rebellion is because Pres. Salva kiir has not implemented the Dinka agenda tough enough, for he is only ruling by the Dinka council of elders ideology.
According to Paul Malong, he wishes for South Sudan to be turned into a Dinka Kingdom with himself as the King.
The second reason for the Paul Malong rebellion is a pretext coordinated by the Jieng council of elders to fool the opposition and enable Malong to infiltrate among them and create division to ultimately weaken them; that way the Jieng council and Salva Kiir regime will continue to rule South Sudan for an unlimited time.
Interestingly, in the Malong's rebellion declaration paper, he mentioned that he is for Federalism, which is his plan C.
According to Jieng council, they will turn to it if they fail to defeat the oppositions and stop the angry South Sudanese people, or if their government collapses.
The Dinka jieng will have nowhere to go or stay as both Equatoria and Upper Nile will not tolerate their arrogance. As such, The Jieng council now needs to prepare for the worst-case scenario.
To safeguard the future of the Jieng council, Malong must declare a pretext rebellion and go to Bhar El Ghazal region and complete the unfinished plan of 2012 by capturing and taking control over Bhar El Ghazal.
Then, whereby they can declare their Federal or confederal state, or even declare Bhar El Ghazal a separate country as a pressure point for reconciliation with the opposition made of the other regions.
Clearly, the mass atrocities that took place in Western Bhar El Ghazal in 2012 were executed under the direct supervision of Gen. Paul Malong, Governor Rezik Zakaria, Salva Mathok and Damiano Alieu, under the direct orders of President Salva Kiir and the Jieng council.
The Fertit Land of Raga was forcefully annexed to Aweil creating the so called Lol State. With this new revolving Jieng Council plan, Wau will be the nominal capital of Jieng Bhar El Ghazal Federal government.
This is all a prime example of divide-and-rule policy. Eventually the Fertit who are the indigenous tribes of Wau will be expelled from their land, just like what the Dinka did to the Jur tribe in 1958, in both Aweil district and Tonj district.
As a result, the Jur tribe was compulsively uprooted from their land and left to take refuge in areas around Wau whereby they were kindly received by Fertit tribes and now live in harmony. (See Ethno-Geography of Bhar El Ghazal written by Santa Andria).
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by Tommyt23 22-09-2014
Just a quick note to start things off, I'll be editing this as I play the game more and the game is in alpha so new features will be added as I review.
So first things first what exactly is Life is Feudal: Your Own, the best way to put it is a sandbox mmo with servers to hold up to 64 people, the aim of the game depends on what server you join or the type of server you yourself create there are currently 2 main modes:
1. Colonization this game mode is basically put a time trial against yourself testing how fast you can advance through the game to create the largest structure a Large Keep.
2. Sandbox this mode is well its a sandbox I think its pretty self explanatory and most servers will run this mode or it's harder counterpart Permanent Death Sandbox which gives you 1 life and 1 life only.
Now after finding a server you are then asked to create your own character which at its current stage is very simplistic, with not a lot of customisation at this moment, however there seems to be plans for players to be able to change a lot of features.
After creating your character you will be put into the server spawning at the beach with nothing apart from 5 cookies and a robe in your inventory, at this point I was slightly confused at what to do as there is no tutorial however within a few minutes between my friend and myself we figure out where to meet and how to collect materials.
Now in the image above you can see the system chat which gives you a recap of everything that happens, each action you take, and each skill you upgrade. So as my friend carries this log he starts to upgrade his general actions skill, constitution and strength.
The picture above shows the crafting skills page, which contains things from farming, crafting, forestry and mining. Each of these skills then has 4 different stages each stage then offers additional features to the skill for example the first stage of farming lets you gather food from the ground you would find naturally then the second stage lets you plant the food and grow it for yourself.
The room the game allows you for freedom to advance through which skills you want is extremely free if you have a group to play with however if you want to go lone wolf you will have to think about which skills you need to upgrade first, as I was playing with a friend he went the crafting and mining route whereas I went the farming and cooking route to keep us a supply of food to stop our hunger bar from getting too low.
All in all my first impressions of this alpha are good it shows a lot of promise in its current build and the continuous updates from the developers shows good things, however there are some things that need to be changed quickly such as the optimization for lower pc set ups, if you have a medium to high set up you should be fine however the odd lag spike now and again isn't something to be worried about it is an alpha, however with a low end spec you will suffer from a lot of lag but can still play it at a sufficient standard to enjoy the gameplay.
I will try and edit this review as much as possible especially if any large update comes to the game, it is available on steam now for £24.99 and gives full access to the life of feudal mmo when released (which is essentially the same game on large servers for over 10k players) Also feel free to post any questions you have about the game and I'll let you know if I have the answers.
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Good post Tommy keep them coming.
tommy, could you keep your image size down to stay within the borders of the website please?
Other than that mate well done.
tommy, could you keep your image size down to stay within the borders of the website please?
Other than that mate well done.
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Scotts and Marcy Dam logging camps
Being a fan of logging history in the High Peaks I've spent a fair amount of time nosing around both Scott's Clearing/Dam (old logging camp) up towards Indian Pass as well as at Marcy Dam (another old logging camp). They were both Roger's and Roger's operations. Some of my findings might prove interesting to a few history lovers...
Both camps seem to have employed a similar strategy in locating just above and between where two rivers come together. In both cases a very large ditch was dug leading from a dammed section of the lesser river, leading to the pond formed by the larger (main) dam of the logging camp. The remains of this lesser dam and ditch is quite evident (at least it was 8 years ago...) at Scotts but is less so at Marcy dam (but is traceable). The hand dug ditch is huge at Scott's and can be found just 50 feet or so left of the clearing and last stones of the main dam. Step over the end of the dam wall and head towards the remains of the pond area (along the low water trail) and you'll see the ditch - huge and obvious. Follow it left, across the high water trail and towards the lesser brook and you'll soon come to the secondary dam site, still showing a pipe sticking out of the ground. This spot is perhaps 5 minutes upstream from the current Scott's Leanto and on that stream. Follow the pipes and they lead back to the logging camp at Scott's Clearing and to a large foundation hole where a pipe comes out of the dirt wall (evidently they had gravity fed drinking water from the pond of the smaller dam). Before opening the main dam, they first diverted/released water from the smaller dam, through the ditch to the pond of the main dam giving a much greater boost for the Springtime release. Logs were sent down from the Scott's Pond Dam (a separate, much higher mountain pond), collected at the Scott's Clearing Dam and eventually sent down to Ausable Forks to be used as pulp. A dry log chute existed coming down the initial hill of Wallface and also sent logs into the river above Scott's Clearing Dam...
At Marcy Dam the same system was used. The smaller stream dam was at the site now called the high water bridge which crosses Phelps Brook 5 minutes or so above Marcy Dam. The ditch was just a few feet upstream of the current bridge and can be traced all the way to the old Marcy Dam Pond (joining the pond near the recently removed "horse-barn" leanto). This hand dug ditch has filled in more and currently looks more like a low lying stream...Another dam existed a short distance below Kagel leanto (the first leanto up Marcy Brook from Marcy Dam), just below where 2 streams meet. My guess is that this dam served to pool water (and collect logs) and was released about the same time as the Phelps Brook Dam, and when the huge gush of water reached Marcy Dam Pond, that dam was released. Signs of the Kagel Dam were evident up until the 1970s.
A dry log chute also existed down the north side of Mount Colden (a little before Avalanche Lake). Logging Camps existed at the old Avalanche Leanto site (a two man saw was found 10 years ago when that leanto was dismantled) as well as at Indian Falls (in the 1970s a pipe still ran across the hiking trail just before reaching the stream at Indian Falls). The buildings at Marcy dam were reported to be where the leantos are (again around where the old horsebarn leanto was on the East side of the old Marcy Dam Pond). Numerous old bridge remains and logging roads can still be traced in both Indian Pass as well as Avalanche Pass telling of a very different wilderness than we enjoy today...
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Interesting information, thanks for sharing.
Have you spent much time in any of the lumber camps in the Western High Peaks? I would imagine that they would be ripe for artifact finding for several reasons (logging operations occurred more recently there, and less recreational use means fewer artifacts have been pilfered). I found the remains of a pair of leather boots at one of the camps a few years ago, but I couldn't tell if they'd belonged to a lumber jack or more recently to a hiker. I know that there was a group in the mid to late 90's that was exploring old logging roads in the Cold River area and I think also cataloguing old logging camp locations. I think they called themselves the Adirondack Logging Research Society, or something like that. I'm not sure if they're still around- I think one of them was actually an old boss of mine and I believe he passed away a few years ago (I was a teenager not too terribly interested in hiking at the time he was my boss, and I never made the connection until years later).
I know that after the dam at Duck Hole burst there was a lot of old logging/CCC equipment on the lake bottom that was exposed by the receding water. Much of it has been collected and carried away from the site by hikers since, though.
There's a few logging camps in the Catskills that I would love to explore. North-central PA is another location rife with logging history that affords numerous opportunities to poke around and wonder what it was like to live and work in that era. It's kind of neat to see areas that were once logging and railroad yards that are now remote wild lands where nature is reclaiming all traces of human habitation. When hiking in the PA Wilds, one frequently encounters apple trees, and according to the guidebooks, many of these were either planted around the logging camps, or grew from the discarded apple cores of the lumberjacks. Chestnut is also such a weather-resistant wood that it's possible to still see the stumps of immense chestnut trees that were felled by lumberjacks over 100 years ago.
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Hi Dsettar. Always love reading your posts as they are respectful, accurate and full of interesting information...
That logging research group you referenced in your post was started by a childhood friend of mine who still lives around here. He is still heading back into the Cold River area (Ouluska Pass etc.) for week long stays and has mapped out almost every logging camp and road in the Cold River region. These were logging operations run by the Santa Clara logging company and photos as well as records still exist helping him out...His details of the road networks are mind boggling and the artifacts he has stumbled upon are fascinating. He tells of his multi-year search for the Baringer Brake (a set of several horizontal cable holding wheels that slow down a heavily loaded, horse drawn sled as it descends a steep hill) the company used in that region and had left behind when they finally completed operations in the Cold River area. One day as he was tracing a road up a remote stream he looked up and there it sat, rusted but in good shape!
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A shame that the artifacts were looted.
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I've seen evidence of old logging camps on Indian Pass Brook near Rocky Falls.
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I plan to finally start locating the logging camp sites in the high peaks region this Spring. I want to GPS them and write a description of what still exists as of 2017 - 2018...I won't be doing any major work (road tracing etc.) as that would be too much - just locate and describe the camps for future reference. I'll ask for help this Spring as this site has numerous hikers that might know of ones that I don't know about.
I'll focus on popular hiking areas such as the Dixes, Giant (Up near Hopkins), Indian Pass, Avalanche/Colden and JBL regions. The Cold River area has been thoroughly researched (as noted in posts above).
Off the top of my head here's what I recall seeing:
Dixes - Pepper Camp #1 (2 miles up West Mill Brook), Pepper Camp #2 (I've read of that one but haven't located it - further up past #1 somewhere towards Macomb I presume - burned in the 1890s by local hunters), Slide Brook (at leanto site), Lillian Brook (up a ways and off of herd trail between South Dix and Macomb - know of this one but haven't been there yet), Dix Pond. There was also a site I was told about in the lowlands at the opposite end of Elk Lake on West Inlet and another camp just before Marcy Swamp where the Panther Gorge and Pinnacle Ridge Trails meet. Also rumors of a camp beyond the trail junction of the Noonmark/Dix trail (?). I've enjoyed the remains of the camp far down the Twin Pond Outlet stream which is easiest to reach coming in on the North Fork of the Boquet (East Dix herd path) and then heading 20 minutes up the Outlet stream (on the left side of the stream). The one that I really want to find is the one up the South Fork of the Boquet. I presume it is near the East Dix herd trail, somewhere near the huge campsite beyond the spot where the 2 streams meet (There is a large iron rod hammered into a boulder a few feet off the trail exactly at the large swimming hole just above the campsite - why?)...
Indian Pass - Street and Nye herd trail, Rocky Falls (I think the actual site is across Indian Pass Brook but I haven't found this one yet...), Scott's Clearing, Scott's Pond, Duck Hole, Preston Ponds...
Avalanche Pass etc - Marcy Dam, Avalanche Camps, Phelps Brook beyond 50 meter bridge (15 minutes past Phelps Trail), Indian Falls, Back side of Phelps, Klondike Pass, South Meadows, Flowed Lands, Uphill Leanto (Buckley's Camp), Gorge Leanto Camp (before Hanging Spear falls), and rumors of 1 near where the Algonquin trail leaves the Van Ho Trail (?).
JBL area - 2 camps (at differing times) near JBL, a camp 1 mile up Slide Brook off of the Brother's Trail (near a huge erratic), a rumored camp at the old Wolf-Jaw Leanto site(?)...possibly a camp up Armstrong?
A lot to chew on other than turkey today...Any help?
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The camp you mention near Street & Nye is on the Nye herd path and yes, across Indian Pass Brook. Some stove parts as I remember.
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You can see remnants of a cable skidding system on the trail from Upper Works to Duck Hole, south of Hunter Pond. There's old cables and if I remember correctly, some evidence of the drum brakes that were used to slow the cables as the logs were descending.
The books on Noah John Rondeau (there's a few good ones) are good references for camp locations in the Western High Peaks.
There's some old roads in the vicinity of the lower reaches of the Algonquin trail that I assume are associated with logging operations in the area. The Old Marcy Dam trail and Algonquin cutoff trails both very visibly follow old road beds.
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There's evidence of a log structure on the flat below Rocky Falls. Follow the first brook that comes in below Rocky Falls on the left.
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The cable skidding system between Upper Works and Duck hole that is mentioned in the post above is the old Piche lumber camp. It was located where the herd path to McNaughton leaves the state trail near Hunter Pond. There are also many other artifacts in this area.
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I saw it years ago while deer hunting.
Don't ask me where, this was long before GPS.
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High Peaks Logging Camps
I have numerous old photos of logging camps in the Seward Mt. Range and near Indian Pass. I think the most interesting camp was the one high on Donaldson.
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Hi Dinner - I presume these photos are from when you were at these camps? Where in Indian Pass? I still haven't nailed down exactly the Rocky Falls camp is/was...
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Those of you who might be interested in a true, first hand account of growing up in and around logging camps around the turn of the century may enjoy reading Life in a North Woods Lumber Camp written by Thomas C. O'Donnell and edited by William O'Hern. I'm currently about half of the way through and am enjoying it immensely thus far. It's written with a wry sense of humor from the perspective of a boy (Tom O'Donnell) who was raised in the lumber camps his father was running at the time.
Though some of you seem to have such a wealth of knowledge about the old lumbering operations that it wouldn't surprise me in the least that this information/book is old news to you.
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If you follow the brook downstream below the leanto, you'll be confined between a small ridge and the brook.
Climb the ridge and you'll find a little saddle. (I took a nice buck there).
Go through the saddle and you come into a nice hard wood flat.
The remains of a log structure are there, not far from the brook that separates Street and Nye.
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