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Sculpture honors logging legacy in Enumclaw
By Mike Archbold
Enumclaw, Washington (AP) Power, strength and danger. Retired logger Michael Maras sees all these qualities in the larger-than-life bronze figures recently installed at the new Logging Legacy Memorial Park in downtown Enumclaw. A drover with his goad stick and a pair of oxen joined by a yoke are all bent forward, their backs and their shoulders straining atop a huge slab of sandstone. Hooves and hobnail boots push forward as one. |
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