Forestry And Education in Oregon 1937 1966 Transcript 1967
Forestry And Education in Oregon 1937 1966 Transcript 1967
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* This is a most remarkable book, and I want to tell you that probably the most dog-eared copy in existence is the one on my desk. I couldn t have functioned at all In this series without that dictionary of forest terms.
McCulloch: Well, from somewhere you ve scrounged up a remarkable back ground In forest history, because you have more knowledge of it than a lot of foresters.
Fry: Oh really?
McCulloch: Yes.
Fry: I guess that s because foresters have been so adept at im parting their knowledge ...on tape to me.
McCulloch: Well, somewhere you really got a background In this business, , - To go on to Woods Words, Stewart Holbrook I think said it in the introduction when he explained that the nurse was completely bemused when the old logger in the hospital tried to tell her in loggers lingo something about how he was injured. This esoteric language of loggers appealed to me very highly when I was a young fellow because It became kind of a game to try to figure out what they meant without asking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* This is a most remarkable book, and I want to tell you that probably the most dog-eared copy in existence is the one on my desk. I couldn t have functioned at all In this series without that dictionary of forest terms.
McCulloch: Well, from somewhere you ve scrounged up a remarkable back ground In forest history, because you have more knowledge of it than a lot of foresters.
Fry: Oh really?
McCulloch: Yes.
Fry: I guess that s because foresters have been so adept at im parting their knowledge ...on tape to me.
McCulloch: Well, somewhere you really got a background In this business, , - To go on to Woods Words, Stewart Holbrook I think said it in the introduction when he explained that the nurse was completely bemused when the old logger in the hospital tried to tell her in loggers lingo something about how he was injured. This esoteric language of loggers appealed to me very highly when I was a young fellow because It became kind of a game to try to figure out what they meant without asking.
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