Woodmen’s Competition
All the work which is done to satisfy an individuals intent, is not for nothing. Something that many people do while at work is find a way to make it better. A little competition among each other is a good way to pass the time. Founded in 1948 by Rev. Frank Reed attended this nonprofit organization to be days where the best skills of men and women come forth. It is a three day event held usually in August and located in Boonville, New York. Over the years, individuals all the way from Australia and New Zealand travel to compete in the competition. Now the competition goes throughout the United States and well known. An article last updated 12/12/2006 by Star Info. 1995-2005 New York State Woodmen’s Field Days Inc. Received on 24/04/2007 The competition is a series of events which only qualified personnel can compete in. They have both men and women separate events as well as together.
This is just a portion of what you can find out, by actually going to the sight and searching the links. A few sources which I plan on using for my analysis paper is more in depth with woodmen’s field days and the different things which could be done with wood. Checking out comments from other people to websites regarding to the overall theme of logging. I plan on calling and trying to receive information from the websites I have been on. I have some friends back home that either work or knows someone that works in this type of industry. I would just like to add some depth to what I have discussed within the blog.
Work Cited:
http://www.starinfo.com 1995-2005
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Hm...this first paragraph is quite choppy. I had a hard time following here. The first sentence leads me to believe this will be a philosophical set-up, so I think you'll have to go into more detail to prove that intention work is always beneficial. I don't see the connection...
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