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I don’t want a
pickle — just want
to ride on my
motor-cicle!
Arlo Guthrie
ten miles or so to the mill is left as a problem for the exercises at the end of the chapter. For extra credit: how did the stones get onto the wagons at the quarry?
Anchor store
The anchor of this miniindustrial park appears to have been the sawihill. This mill was located in a shed that was fifteen feet wide and fiftysix feet long. It sat within fifteen feet of the road (no problems with pesky setback requirements in those days). The structure was on a considerable slope. A nine-foot stone foundation and log pillars supported the building on its southern end. An oak floor , covered some twenty-one heavy log joists. A geared carriage at the east end of the
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