This is just above a spot called "Hell's Gates" on the Kettle River in Pine County, Minnesota. During a logging era in the 1920's and 30's this river was on the route that loggers would use to float their logs south to waiting saw mills. Men (called River Pigs) would ride the logs and would take care of "log jams". Several River Pigs lost their lives in "Hell's Gates" which was the reason for its name.
Friday, November 20, 2009
"Frost on the Pumpkin"
This is just above a spot called "Hell's Gates" on the Kettle River in Pine County, Minnesota. During a logging era in the 1920's and 30's this river was on the route that loggers would use to float their logs south to waiting saw mills. Men (called River Pigs) would ride the logs and would take care of "log jams". Several River Pigs lost their lives in "Hell's Gates" which was the reason for its name.
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