www.facebook.com/45547021971/posts/10157003898926972/Maine Forest Service Ranger 223 (Joel Cyr) pulls over on the Golden Road to let a load of wood go by in 1973. Back then, Great Northern kept the Golden Road so well graded that loads could travel at 60-70 mph. Thanks to Joel Cyr for this photo. Description by Forest Fire Lookout Association Maine Chapter.
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We found this rusted peavey head a few years back while searching for remains of the 1919 lookout on the summit of Black Cat Mountain in T1 R9. The handle was completely rotted off. It now hangs on the porch at camp.
The Franklin County Narrow Gauges “The Next Stop is Kingfield”
Moose Pin
Loon Pin
The Franklin County Narrow Gauges (The Next Stop Is Phillips)
MFM Vest
Cutting Board – Hand-Crafted, Wooden, Large
Annual Membership – Sustaining
Sustaining Annual MembershipMFM-2017-2018-Membership-Form.pdf
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Business Card Holder – Wooden
Maine Made business card holders made with native wood – many varieties in stock; each design is a one of a kind; we’ll choose one for you.