Through Your Eyes
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Looks like Roberson Logging has a new boss man on the job! Hayes and his dad Hayden Roberson are enjoying a break while looking at the Southern Loggin’ Times 50th anniversary commemorative issue. Image submitted by Sherry Roberson, Roberson Logging, Scooba, MS.
Boyle Logging, LLC, Ellerbe, NC. Image submitted by Mary Kate Thompson.
Boyle Logging, LLC, Ellerbe, NC. Image submitted by Mary Kate Thompson.
Coleman Brothers Logging. Image submitted by Shane White.
Anderson Timber, Inc. Image submitted by Daniel Anderson.
Ronnie Barnhardt (better known as “Showtime” on the CB) with his grandson. Elam loves his Pawpaw, the big rigs and logging equipment. Image submitted by Jamie Barnhardt.
Elam checking out Dennis Logging’s equipment (with permission, of course!), Albemarle, NC. Image submitted by Jamie Barnhardt.
Jay Hill celebrated his 21st birthday. He is a 4th generation logger (and avid reader of Southern Logging Times).
Jay will graduate with an associate’s degree in forestry from Lurleen B. Wallace Community College in December. He currently works with his Papa, owner of Ray W. Floyd Logging. Jay’s great granddaddy Ray Floyd was a first generation logger and also owned Ray Floyd Sawmill in Troy, Alabama. Incidentally, the wood on the mantle and fire place in the picture is black walnut cut and milled by Floyd.
The cake was made by Shelby Atwell (Jay’s fiancé) and Connie Floyd (Jay’s grandmother). Connie owns Olde Enzor Lane, a catering and cake business, in Troy.
Image submitted by Jennifer Hill and Connie Floyd.
Image submitted by Trevor Blakely.
This is Bobby Luke Short, who was born April 6, 2022. The forestry business runs on both sides of his family. One set of grandparents have a logging business in Athens, Alabama called Wrights Land & Timber, and the other set owns Real Tree Wood Corp. in Emporia, Virginia. Image submitted by Blaire Short.
While over for a visit, Tom Gilpin’s son-in-law Miller Owens (Owens Pulpwood Co.) and his grandson Tillman Owens enjoyed reading an issue of Southern Loggin’ Times. Image submitted by Tom Gilpin, 4Green Forestry, Inc.
My little girl who is 10 years old packed my lunch for me one day and drew me a caption. Children are such blessings. Image submitted by A.J. Keating, Summit Logging.
This was taken in Shelby County Alabama while waiting on crew to get to the job. Image submitted by Donald Crowe.
Senior Pictures 2021. Image submitted by Jeremy Byrd.
Image submitted by Jimmy Killen.
Bill Jones from the Southern Loggers Co-op, is from Millbrook, Alabama. He is a well known industry advocate active in the American Loggers Council for many years. His grandson with him is Pierce Compton., who loves Southern Loggin’ Times.
Kinda looks like an alien! Image submitted by Blue Winstead.
Jackie Comer Sr with new Weiler Buncher. Image submitted by Comer Logging.
Image submitted by Comer Logging.
After a long day of work!
Jake Comer (Jackie III) age 13 years old. Son of Jackie Comer Jr., Comer Logging of Sharon, SC. Image submitted by Comer Logging.
After a day of logging, Jackie Comer Jr still has time to decorate cupcakes with his daughter Emma. Image submitted by Comer Logging.
Logging mishap. Image submitted by Jonas Traywick.
His Daddy’s shadow! Image submitted by Mills Logging, Inc.
Image submitted by Mills Logging, Inc.
Stephen Clark and his granddaughter, Stevie Roby. Image submitted by Stephen Clark.
Daddy’s girl. Image submitted by Laura Slagle.
Jessica Atkins’ 2 yr old grandson reading his SLT on the road.
Corrie Reel’s nephew, Lincoln, drew a picture of his pawpaw’s skidder.
Image submitted by Phillip Gore.
Flipped cutter. Image submitted by Greg Mast.
Image submitted by Ryan Marchant.
“There ya go Ryan, doin’ it like Red taught ya.” Image submitted by Ryan Marchant.
Bob Lussier with his grandson Vinny taking a break on the job. Image submitted by Cindy Lussier.
Vinny studying his SLT. Image submitted by Cindy Lussier.
Catching the sun. Image submitted by Cindy Lussier.
This is Baker, the 18-month old great-grandson of Jane and DK Knight.
A smile to brighten your day!
Rough country long haul. Image submitted by Rodney Zimmermann with Triple Z Logging.
Such a great picture drawn by Kimberly Powell Vick’s 9 year old son! She says her son loves logging as does his little 7 year old brother. Their grandfather used to work in the woods, his great uncle still works in the woods and his dad grew up around logging.
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