In search of the real Cape Cod

Article Abstract:

A visit to the Cape Cod awakens memories of its past, including stories about the Mashpee, a tribal home of the Wampanoags, the original inhabitants of Cape Cod. Despite the changes through the decades, Cape Cod is still a beautiful place, with its lovely river and bay that seemed untroubled.

Cape Cod

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Revolution in the woods

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Maine's North Woods, one of the last unspoiled havens for sportsmen and wilderness lovers in New England, is in danger of being overly encroached by the logging industry. Roads being built to transport wood to paper mills are indicative of how the industry considers the area a commodity.

Cover Story, Environmental aspects, Forest management, Forest products industry

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The river driver's legacy

Article Abstract:

The woods of Maine remain a place of deep attraction to those seeking sanctuary from more worldly pursuits. Part of the legacy of the region comes from the loggers and river drivers who worked there, earning a living transporting logs with the most rudimentary equipment.

Forests and forestry, Forests, Wilderness areas

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