Still Going Strong

摘要

Dunivan Logging has been harvesting timber in central Virginia for more than half a century. Clan patriarch Howard Dunivan, Sr., was just 22 when he started making sawdust. His father had started the family's first sawmill in Cumberland, feeding it with logs skidded by mules, and Howard recalls he often saw his dad carry logs on his shoulders practically as big as those handled by the mules. Ever since then, it seems, wood has run through the Dunivan family blood.