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Lumberjack Sky Pilot
Paperback: 200 pages
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First Person
"Among northeastern lumbermen in all categories of the industry from the most humble wood tick to the top executive, likely no man was ever respected more than Frank A. Reed." "His help in the accomplishments of the Northeastern Lumber Industry and its personnel are graphically and modestly portrayed in his book. His life work had been largely a 'labor of love.'" -- Howard A. Hanlon, |
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Frank Reed's book is a major contribution to the history of the lumberjack and
the role he has played in helping trees benefit mankind, as well as the men who have
served as their (religious) pilots." -- A. D. Nutting, University of Maine. 
"First
published in 1965, Frank Reed has spent forty-eight years living in the lumber camps of
the North Country. His story is based on first-hand information."