A long line of logging trucks was queued from the Home Hardware outlet and Ludlow Road all the way down to the yard. The Chronicle has not been able to determine the cause of the lineup

A long line of logging trucks was queued from the Home Hardware outlet and Ludlow Road all the way down to the yard. The Chronicle has not been able to determine the cause of the lineup

Log Jam

Truck drivers had to wait to log in at the dryland sort next to Western Forest Products sawmill in Ladysmith on Tuesday.

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