At 03:21 PM 9/5/2007, you wrote:

>      [Marsha]
> > I did incorrectly interpret your posts.
> > I had a cousin who felt the need to live outside of
> > society and in
> > the woods.  He moved his family to Upper Michigan.
> > His wife became a
> > weaver.  They lived in a house without electricity.
> > He drove a
> > school bus and sometimes did some logging.  He was a
> > runner, and kept
> > himself very physically fit.  He was killed a few
> > years ago when a
> > tree fell on him.   He was 63.  At his funeral,
> > everyone one said he
> > lived the life he loved and was happy 'til the end.
> > Everyone said,
> > "Lucky guy!"
>
>      Yeah, but logging?  I'm just picking apart this
>kind of job.  What society is logging tied with?  As
>for him being in the woods a lot, that's only part of
>the goal.  What are we able to do in the woods, and
>what kind of value are we apart of, not just on the
>social level, but the organic level such as the
>degeneration of logging.  Now, tree farms I've heard
>of.  As to the danger of cutting big trees, well
>that's another 'thing' to think about.  I wonder how
>he died.  When I think of cutting trees, I think of
>the guy with the chainsaw cutting the tree and the
>tree is obviously falling in a certain direction.
>Well, the guy is close to the tree and sees what
>direction it is moving and so he goes the other way,
>but I highly doubt this sums up logging, which makes
>me curious as to how he died.

SA,

He wasn't a logger, he did some logging.  He too had a family to 
support.  He drove a school bus, but he was a woodsman, beagles and all.

Freaky accident.  The snow was many, many, many feet deep and he was 
by himself.  Somehow the tree fell vertical on top of him.  He died 
instantly.  <His family and friends admired that he lived the life he 
loved and was happy 'til the end, lucky guy!>

Marsha




    

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