Sentence examples for logging trail from inspiring English sources

Outside, lorries heavy with logs rumble past.Kokajo is reached by taking The Golden Road, a privately owned logging trail that changes from paving into gravel, then mud (from early snow), and back again, from Millinocket past Mount Katahdin, past Big Eddy, then left on to the Greenville road just opposite Ripogenus Gorge.

Hualien Hsien, Taroko National Park: Yenhai logging trail, elev.

Hualien County, Taroko National Park: Yenhai logging trail, H.W. Lin, S.D. Shen, C.C. Wang & M.J. Lin 1003 (holotype: TNU; isotype: TNU, HAST) 太 魯 閣 佛 甲 草 Figure 1.

I was there and shot photographs of a mudslide heading down from a flooded logging trail that the village Department of Public Works bulldozed along the river.

He explained that owners can often ski down a logging trail to their homes from the slopes, but at the start of the day they must take a shuttle bus to the lifts.

Then Ms. Scheffler saw a picture of Fox's Den, a cabin down a logging trail and right on Cupsuptic Lake, one of a string of interconnected lakes that had been named by the Abenaki Indians.

Luckily for us, fieldworkers for the Library of Congress journeyed the highways and logging trails of Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin in the 1930s and 1940s, and now we can hear and read about the results.

(In fact, snowmobilers are already allowed on some logging trails across private lands, rights of way that are coveted by the International Appalachian Trail).

There are a first-floor master suite, a cherry-wood kitchen, a country porch, a bluestone patio, a four-stall horse barn, a cascading pond and logging trails.

Swamps, sandy logging trails and private hunting plantations were someone else's idea of heaven (we didn't own hunting rifles, nor did we have any desire to).

Weapons were available to any who could afford them, prostitutes were marched up the old logging trails, and local witchdoctors sold curses for handfuls of cash.