America: Promised Land - Scandinavian Loggers in Oregon (Bonus) | History
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Forestry worker Bryan Penttila expalins how the past and present are linked for Scandinavian Americans working in logging and why the woods are still the world's best office in this bonus scene from "America: Promised Land". #AmericaPromisedLand
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America: Promised Land
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"America: Promised Land" chronicles the massive immigration patterns of ethnic groups to the United States, anchored by interviews with descendants of ancestors and geographical imagery that showcases the history of how America was populated.
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Nice work Bryna. It is a good start to something that more people need to know about.
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Surprised these loggers aren't using Gransfors Bruks axes.
Everyone talks about the rain forest but nothing about these things happening in the USA.
wwmm25 renewables. Thats whats going on.
Stay out of the comments my friend there is nothing of value here
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I say we get the Scandinavians out of Oregon. What's next, Canadians in Oregon? I say no sir, Merica for Mericans!
That's really your mother's name? Wow, to each his own.
You've got a really weird name. I'm guessing that's not Swedish?
*We have climate Problems and they're celebrating the decimation of forest!*
There's enough wood from natural disasters that no forest need to be lost anymore.
Use of plastics to replace wood products and that could be fished out of the oceans now.
This stand will be replanted within 12 months with native species to ensure future generations will have a supply of renewable resources just as we do today and as our forefathers did in the past.
Spoken like a true city dweller who's spent a few hours in forests on short hiking trails.