Uncle Maurice's Truck

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Published Tuesday, February 21, 2006 by Jim Meldrum | E-mail this post

Here's some photos of Uncle Maurice's Loggin' truck. It was empty - going up Whipsaw Road. (Near Princeton BC). I haven't heard anything more. Pretty hard to imagine what it once was.

Gavon (the driver) was very lucky to have survived. He was in hospital with a puncture wound in his leg from a lever that is under the seat. His leg was very swollen, he has other bruises and no doubt pulled muscles, etc.