drive camp

Lumbering

DCHP-1 (pre-1967)

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a temporary camp set up during a drive, n. (def. lb).

See: drive ((n.))(def. 1b)

Quotations

1948

Logging camps have not been saved for Drive camps, and the drive crews live in tents.

1957

We travelled through some fine-looking country to Malcolm's Rapids drive-camp where we enjoyed one of the finest meals of the entire tour.