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Ed Shelton poses next to cut down logs in Shelton's Camp. "Shelton's Camp July 4, 1905. 12 logs, 30,000 ft, Sugar Pine." "Ed Shelton" Shelton's Camp was a short distance south east of Lyonsville. "Ed Shelton poses with 30,000 board board of sugar pine in twelve logs that his crew got out of the woods for a Fourth on July display at Lyonsville in 1905." (notes added by Bill Shelton: "Ed Shelton buried at Lyonsville") dm
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