The different sections are placed end to end, and long boom sticks, i.e., logs sixty to seventy feet long, are placed around them to bind the different sections together, and finally the whole mass is heavily chained.

Such a raft has been towed across the Pacific.
LOGGING.
REFERENCES[*]: River Lumbering.
Pinchot, _Primer_, II, pp.

40-53.
White, _Blazed Trail_, pp.

5-15, 25, 38-39, 52-53, 63-65, 72-85, 91-99, 113-125, 134, 181-196, 216-229, 257, 268, 320-343, 355, 365 ff.
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