 In 1972 he began work on "Now You're Logging" to document logging in the era before modern technology.A complete picture is presented of the techniques and lives of the typical logger of the 1930s, with tree felling and log bucking, high climbers, chasers, choker setters, a hooktender, an accident and rescue in the woods, the use of the crosscut saw, rigging, a spar (tree), log transport on both truck and water, and operation of the steam donkey all shown and explained.This depiction of logging is interwoven with a love story involving one of the loggers and the daughter of a fishing family near their logging camp.