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Among the Hardwoods

Among the Hardwoods

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Among the Hardwoods

1936

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In mid-1936 a sound engineer visited the Pemberton region of south-west Western Australia to make a film that focused more on the atmosphere of the forest as it was irrevocably changed by the axe and saw of the loggers.

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