Sarah Palin Tries her Hand at Logging on 'Sarah Palin's Alaska'
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December 22, 2010
Sarah Palin, along with her husband, Todd, and daughter, Willow, goes to a remote logging camp on Alaska's Afognak Island to get a taste of the logging industry.
"The Evergreen Logging Camp is so Alaskan," Sarah says. " We were honored to get to be treated just like any other logger would be treated."
Sarah cuts down Sitka Spruce trees and operates dangerous logging equipment on the island.
"Cutting on a logging job is one of the most dangerous jobs in the industry," one of the regular loggers tells Sarah. "When you cut a notch, it makes the chainsaw fly back at you."
"Sarah Palin's Alaska" airs Sunday, Dec. 26 at 9 p.m. on TLC.
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