There are no pensions for woodsmen, no pensions for wood mill workers. A retiree gets a gold watch only if other workers chip in and buy it for him.
Harley is 62 years old. He’s got sparse brown hair, threaded with silver. His nose is long, and there’s a deep cleft in it between his brown eyes. When he wants to look at the fine print, he sets a pair of outsized glasses on his nose. Harley’s chin is stumbled with dark whiskers. Dark work clothes cover a barrel chest and short legs. The tip of his right index finger, with which he frequently gestures, is missing.
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