To make the plough, miners, smelters, and smiths, -woodcutters, sawyers, and carpenters, -must have laboured.

要有犁田的、矿工、熔炼工、收割的--还有伐木工、锯木匠、木匠，都必须雇佣。”

Everybody, from the loggers and the woods are cutting the trees down to the truck drivers, hauling that to the sawmills, to the folks manufacturing that sawmills.

，伐木工将森林里砍伐的树木送往卡车司机那里，然后运到锯木厂，运到私制造锯木厂。

Some environmental organizations point to farmers, cattle ranchers and loggers.

一些环保组织将矛头指向了农民、牧场主和伐木工。

Environmentalists accused the Brazilian president of encouraging farmers and loggers to clear the rainforest.

环保士指责巴西总统鼓励农民和伐木工砍伐雨林。

A warning to the loggers to keep off this land.

这是对伐木工的一封警告，让他们远离这片土地。

'But woodcutters must be young and strong, ' said his friend.

“但是伐木工必须要年轻强壮，”他的朋友说。

He eventually returned to the US in 1916, working as a lumberjack in New Hampshire.

1916 年，他最终回到美国，在新罕布什尔州当伐木工。

Paul decided to get other lumberjacks to help with the work.

保罗决定找其他伐木工来帮忙。

Because the tree was seen as useless by the lumberjacks, it never got chopped down, so it became old and big, and people eventually turned it into a holy site.

因为伐木工认为这棵树毫无用处，所以它从未被砍伐，所以它变得又老又大，们最终把它变成了休憩圣地。

By comparison loggers can get up to 28 US dollars per cubic meter of wood.

相，伐木工立方米木材可达28美元。

Two days later, it was lumber Henry Harkins's turn.

两天后，轮到伐木工亨利·哈金斯了 。

The lumberjacks decided to chop down dead pine trees in the forest.

伐木工们决定把这片森林中凋零的松树砍掉。

Here he tells us of the beaver-the first American woodcutter.

在这里，面要讲的是海狸——美国第一伐木工。

Now, what does this fairy say to the man?

那么，这位仙女对伐木工说了什么呢？

The loggers fed her and treated her wounds, took her back to their small village, and got a local pilot to fly her back out to civilization in the next day where she was finally reunited with her grieving father.

伐木工给她喂食，治疗她的伤口，把她带回了他们的小村庄，并在第二天让当地的一名飞行员把她送回了类社会，在那里，她终于与悲痛的父亲团聚了。

I got a little bit of inspiration from like a lumberjack 'cause I wish I was one 'cause then building a house, it would be much easier for sure.

我从伐木工的经历中获得了一些灵感，因为我希望自己是伐木工，那样盖房子肯定会容易得多。

But he went, so I had to go, walking up, and in fact, he made it over the hill, and interrupted the loggers in the act.

但他去了，我不得不跟着， 往山上爬，事实上，他翻过去了，直接制止了伐木工的行动。

Paul Bunyan was a lumberjack. Like, he would cut down trees and he was supposedly a very giant man. He was huge.

保罗·班扬是名伐木工。他的工作是伐木，他是一名巨。他非常高大。

An intense work ethic is something that is built over time, just like the calluses on the hands of a lumberjack.

一高度的职业道德是随着时间的推移建立的，就像伐木工手上的硬结。

It was also a national issue. President George H. W. Bush campaigned on this issue on the side of loggers in 1992.

这也是一全国性的问题。乔治·H·W·布什总统在 1992 年的竞选活动中站在伐木工一边。