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    Hayden York, 16, attaches a log to the wench on the skidder during forestry class in the wood lot at the Foster Career and Technical Education Center at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington on Friday.

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    Students in the forestry class offered at the Foster Career and Technical Education Center at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington stand with the tools of their trade during class on Friday.

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    Loren Charles, left foreground, and classmate Tyler Messer, right, saw logs as classmate Kyle McLean, back left, watches during class at the woodlot across the street from Mt. Blue High School in Farmington on Friday.

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    Students in the forestry class at the Foster Career and Technical Education Center at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington haul a leaning tree from the woods with a skidder during class on Friday.

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    Loren Charles, 16, a junior in the forestry class at the Foster Career and Technical Education Center at Mt. Blue High School, bucks and quarters a log with classmates at the woodlot in Farmington on Friday.

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    Rodney Spiller, a forestry and agriculture instructor at Foster Career and Technical Education Center at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington, emerges from the woodlot during a forestry class on Friday.

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