Logging Style: Prom Night Arrivals

Forget the limousine. Colin Cahoon of Cahoon Logging in Belhaven and Seth Biggs of Biggs Logging in Pinetown made one of the most memorable prom entrances of the year by arriving in their family skidders. Now that's logging style.

Most high school students dream about arriving at prom in a shiny sports car or a stretched limousine.
Not this pair.

This year's award for the most unforgettable entrance has to go to Colin Cahoon of Cahoon Logging in Belhaven and Seth Biggs of Biggs Logging in Pinetown. Instead of chrome and leather, they rolled in with thousands of pounds of steel and horsepower, arriving in their family logging skidders.

Colin pulled up in a Tigercat skidder, while Seth made his entrance behind the wheel of a John Deere skidder. It's not every day you see forestry equipment parked alongside tuxedos and corsages, but it certainly turned a few heads.

We're used to seeing tractors steal the spotlight during prom season, but these young men gave the logging industry its own moment to shine.

The Carolina Loggers Association is proud to recognize Colin and Seth, along with their families at Cahoon Logging and Biggs Logging, for reminding everyone that logging isn't just a profession. It's a family tradition passed from one generation to the next.

Congratulations, gentlemen. We hope prom was as memorable as the ride there.