Rick Bacon stands outside Camp 6 in Pt. Defiance Park, Wash. on Feb. 3, 2011. Bacon, has been associated with the operation and managed the camp as a volunteer for 22 years. For 47 years, the Camp 6 Logging Museum at Point Defiance Park has kept a window open on Western Washington's steam-logging history. But that window soon might close. The camp and its railroad shut down for the winter in December as usual might not reopen in April unless its owner can find some entity with the money to maintain and operate them. (AP Photo/The News Tribune, Peter Haley)
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