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Mountain Patrol deputies help keep local forests open, safe
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Mountain Patrol deputies help keep local forests open, safe
Piper Engler stands on a logging road off Old Hufford county road, east of Sweet Home, surveying what could be described as a muddle of muck and mess. In front of the Linn County Sheriff’s mountain deputy is a large, obviously deep, puddle. Trash is everywhere – cans, wrappers, ammo casings, pieces of pallets, along with charred remainders of bonfires. Up the road, stumps are scattered where people have been shooting at targets. Grooves in the m…
·Sweet Home, United States
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