it's really neat so don

so i'm the second generation off the farm and i tell people i think i have dirt under my fingernails and maybe between my toes or at least in my boot boot soles um yeah i've been to the paul bunyan show for over 50 years as a spectator and probably the last 35 or 36 as a volunteer through the different companies I've worked with over the years.

So worked in the paper industry, worked for the paper mill that was located in Chill Coffee, worked for the paper mill that was in Coshocton, and the keyword was what? I hear the woods.

yeah and so my unique uh experience sitting here i've worked with tony on the kashokton team and eric uh with the paper mill team there in chocothi so i'm blessed to work with some fantastic people that's really real people yeah so

Don's family had a tree farm, and he found, what was it, the... ticket for the uh annual meeting for the tree farm yeah but he was cleaning it out

so I found my my dad's membership uh to OFA from 1985 and 1986 and 87. that's awesome man so yeah and so it was pretty amazing to realize that at a much different level but a supporter of OFA as a member and then of course working for corporations and companies that encouraged activity in their local communities and the association to build the professionalism and push information out there to the general public.

I think that's where Paul Bunyan's show is just great to see everybody come together.

This show wouldn't happen if it wasn't for all the different vendors, all the different parties that bring their wares here, and all the spectators and attendees that come and support those.