Abdullah's Logging Experience and Insights

Abdullah Linderborg shares his experiences as a rigging slinger in Alaska, highlighting his resilience after a severe logging accident. He describes his work with Joe, a colleague known for his strength and kindness. Abdullah reflects on his 15-year logging career, emphasizing the skills needed to drive logs and the camaraderie among workers in challenging conditions.

What injuries did Abdullah sustain from the log accident?

• A concussion and a broken arm

• A skull fracture and five broken ribs

• A leg fracture and a concussion

• A broken nose and a skull fracture

What is Abdullah's job title?

• Log Driver

• Tree Cutter

• Rigging Slinger

• Forest Ranger

How does Abdullah describe Joe?

• All brawn and no brains

• A great leader

• All brains and no brawn

• A silent worker

How long has Abdullah been logging?

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 20 years

What does Abdullah say about working in Alaska?

• It's too cold to work effectively

• Only experienced loggers can work there

• It's difficult to find any job

• It's easy to find a job if you're not afraid to work

What does Abdullah compare driving logs to?

• Driving a bicycle

• Driving a plane

• Driving a car

• Driving a boat

How does Abdullah describe the kindness among loggers?

• They support each other in tough conditions

• They compete with each other

• They ignore each other

• They work alone