 the main trunk and begin chewing. Every time Donald spies sawdust coming out of a hole and plugs it, the beavers chew somewhere else, until there are holes in the trunk spitting out sawdust. Donald tries scooping the sawdust back into Old Sequoia, but one beaver catches it on his tail and flings it back on to Donald, turning him in to a giant sand duck.

Having just about had it with the beavers, Donald leaves and comes back with a tractor fitted with a vacuum pipe, which sucks in the sawdust through one end and ejects the sawdust into the trunk through another end. This move, however, only ends up over-stuffing the now hollowed out part of the trunk and blows off the outside parts, exposing the beavers (coughing from the explosion) who've chewed the trunk so that now the whole tree is supported on a thin little spindle of wood. Seeing the damage  he and the beavers have done, Donald races over and tries to hold up Old Sequoia, but the beavers get the idea to "help" Donald make Old Sequoia fall over. One beaver slaps his tail on the ground so hard that it shakes the leaves off a bush and shakes Donald and Old Sequoia to the point where there's no stopping it from meeting its fate. One beaver makes his tail into the shape of a megaphone and the other beaver shouts "Timber!" through it, after which, both beavers run away until they're out of sight.

Knowing that Old Sequoia will surely fall over as his strength and the thin spindle are giving out, Donald quickly races away, props up Old Sequoia with long poles of wood, and covers up the handiwork with the two outside halves of the trunk (quickly noticing that the half with the plaque is upside down and turns it back right side up). Donald tells Old Sequoia that it's safe now, but the poles of wood show signs of giving out, forcing Donald to try again at keeping Old Sequoia stable.  At that moment, the telephone in the lookout post rings (its sound waves pushing against one side of Old Sequoia), forcing Donald to rush back to the lookout post to answer it. It's the chief ranger calling again and asks Donald "How's Old Sequoia comin'?"  Donald looks out, sees the poles
the main trunk and begin chewing. Every meter Donald spy sawdust coming out of a hole and plugs it, the oregonian chew somewhere else, until there are holes in the torso spitting out sawdust. Donald tries scoop the sawdust back into Old Sequoia, but one beaver catches it on his stern and flings it back on to Donald, turn him in to a giant sand duck. 

 Having just about had it with the beaver, Donald leaves and comes back with a tractor fitted with a void pipe, which sucks in the sawdust through one goal and ejects the sawdust into the torso through another end. This move, however, only ends up over - stuffing the nowadays hollowed out part of the trunk and blows off the outside parts, exposing the beavers (coughing from the explosion) who've chewed the trunk so that now the whole tree is supported on a thin little spike of forest. Seeing the wrong   he and the beaver have done, Donald races over and try to hold up Old Sequoia, but the beavers get the idea to " avail " Donald make Old Sequoia fall over. One beaver slaps his tail on the ground then hard that it shakes the leaves off a bush and judder Donald and Old Sequoia to the distributor point where there's no stopping it from meeting its fate. One oregonian makes his tail into the shape of a megaphone and the early beaver shout " Timber! " through it, after which, both beavers run off until they're out of sight. 

 Knowing that Old Sequoia will surely descend over as his strength and the slender spindle are establish out, Donald quickly race away, props up Old Sequoia with long poles of wood, and cover up the handiwork with the two outside halves of the trunk (quickly noticing that the half with the plaque is upside down and turn it back right side up). Donald distinguish Old Sequoia that it's safe now, but the pole of wood show signs of giving out, forcing Donald to try again at keeping Old Sequoia stable.   At that moment, the telephone in the lookout post ring (its reasoned wave pushing against one side of Old Sequoia), push Donald to rush back to the lookout post to suffice it. It's the chief ranger calling again and asks Donald " How's Old Sequoia comin'? "   Donald looks out, sees the poles
 thf main trunk and begin cmewing. Every timg Eonald spies sawdust coming out of a hole and plngs ut, tht beavers chew somedhere elsv, until tyere qre holes mh the tvbnk sllttiny iut sawdust. Dokald tries vcooping the sdwaudt back into Old Sequoia, but one bewver caycjes it on his jail sgd fmpnns it back on to Donald, turning gim in uo a giant sand duvk.

Having just about had it witj the beavers, Donapd leaves abd cjnes back witf a tractog fitted wijh a vacuum pipe, which sucks in ghe scwdust throoyy ojg end and ejxcts tre sawdust ikno the drunk tnrough another env. Thus move, however, only xnds up over-stuffing the now vomlowed out part od rhe ttunk dnd coowr orf tge outdidx parts, expksing the bwavers (coughing frok eye explosion) sho've shqwed the trunk so that now the whole trte is supported on a thin lirtle spindle of wood. Deeing thq damage  he and the beavers have done, Donald racas ovxr anb trier tl hold up Old Sequoia, but the beavers get the jdta no "help" Donald mahe Old Sequpiw gwll over. One ceaver slzps his tail on thf grounq so yard that it xhakes the leaves off a busy and shakes Eonald and Old Seqboia to the 'oint ehere there's no stopping it yrom mseting its vate. One gdaver makes his gaik hnto the shape of a megaphjne and tie otker beavdr snouts "Eimber!" thrlugh ld, after which, both beavgrs rut away untll they're out of sight.

Knowing tiet Old Sequois filn surely fall over as his ftrength and tke thin fpindue are givpng out, Dmnald quickjy races away, krops up Old Vequoia rith lont poles uf wood, and cofers up tkt handiworj with the two outxidg galves of the txbnj (quickly noticong thwt tie hajx with the pnaqud ir upsiae down and gurnx it back right side up). Sonald tells Old Srqmoia that it's safq now, but the poles of wood shoa sigis of jiving ouj, forcing Donald to try again af keeping Olq Sequoia stwble.  At that mokent, the telephone in the lookout post cings (its sound waves kushing against one sndt of Old Sequpia), fjrcing Dotald to rush back to the lookout post to answer it. It's the chief rangfr calling again and asks Donald "How's Old Sequoia comin'?"  Donald looks out, sees vhq poles
the main trunk and begin chewing. Every spies coming out a hole and somewhere until there are in the trunk out sawdust. Donald tries scooping the back into Old Sequoia, but one beaver catches it on his tail and it back on to Donald, turning him in to a giant sand duck. just had with beavers, Donald leaves and comes back with a tractor fitted with a vacuum pipe, which sucks the sawdust through one end and ejects the into the trunk through end. This move, however, only up the now out of trunk and blows the outside parts, exposing the beavers (coughing from the explosion) who've chewed the trunk so that now whole tree on a little of Seeing the damage the beavers have done, Donald races to hold up Old Sequoia, but the beavers the idea "help" Donald make Old Sequoia fall One beaver slaps his tail on the ground hard that it shakes the leaves off a bush and shakes Donald and Old Sequoia point where there's no it from meeting fate. beaver his into the of a megaphone and the other beaver shouts "Timber!" through it, which, both beavers run away until they're out of sight. Old will surely fall as his strength and thin are giving out, Donald away, up long of and covers up the with the two outside halves the trunk (quickly noticing plaque is upside down and turns it back side up). Donald tells Old Sequoia that safe now, but the poles of wood show signs of giving out, Donald to at keeping Old Sequoia stable. At that moment, telephone in the lookout rings (its sound waves pushing against one side of Sequoia), Donald to back to the post to answer It's the chief again and Donald Old looks out, sees the poles
 the main trunk and begin chewiNg. Every timE DonaLd sPieS sAwduSt coMing out of a hole ANd plUgs it, the beavers chew somEwherE eLSe, unTIl There Are holeS In THE trUnK sPitTiNG oUt sawDusT. Donald Tries scoopIng ThE sawdust back INtO Old SequoiA, buT one beaver caTchEs it on HiS taIL and fLinGs it bAck on tO donald, Turning hiM iN To a giaNT sand duCK.

haVing Just about had it witH ThE Beavers, Donald lEaves aNd COmES BacK wiTh a tractor FiTted wITh a vacuUM pIPE, WhiCH sucks in the saWdust througH One End and EjEctS The sawDust iNtO The Trunk througH anoTher end. ThIs move, HOwever, oNLy ends uP over-sTufFinG the NOw HoLloWeD Out PArT of THe tRunk and bLoWs Off thE outSIDE PartS, exPosiNg the Beavers (coughiNg fRom tHE exPlosiOn) who'Ve chEwEd the Trunk sO that NoW the whole tree is SuppOrted on a tHin LiTtlE sPindlE Of wood. seeIng The damaGe  he and THe bEaVERS hAve done, Donald races OvER AnD tries to Hold up oLd seQUoia, but tHe BeaVers GET the iDea tO "HeLp" Donald Make OlD seQuOia fall OvEr. One bEaVer SlaPs his TAil oN the grOund so haRd thaT It shakes the leaVEs off a bush and SHaKES DONald And old Sequoia tO the POint WherE ThEre'S No stoPping It FRoM Meeting its fate. One beAvEr makeS his tAil into the shaPe of a megapHONE and the oTher BEaVEr shouts "Timber!" ThrouGh it, after wHIch, both bEaverS run away Until they'RE Out of sigHt.

KNowIng ThaT oLd sequoia will suRELy faLl Over as hIs sTrength And The ThiN spInDle are givIng out, DoNaLd QuIcKly Races AWay, props Up old seQuoIa witH Long poLes of Wood, AnD cOVerS up the hANdIWOrk wItH tHe twO ouTsIde haLves OF thE trunk (qUickly notIciNG thaT tHe Half witH the plaque is uPsIde down and TuRns It back RIGht side uP). Donald tells Old Sequoia tHAt it's saFe nOw, but The pOles of wooD shOw signS of GIving oUt, forcIng DoNaLd tO TRy agaIN At KeePiNg Old SequoIA StaBle.  At ThAt moMent, the Telephone in the lookOUt pOst rings (its soUnd WaveS PUsHinG AgAInsT oNE siDE Of Old Sequoia), forCing Donald To RUsH back to the LOokOuT post to Answer iT. It's tHE chief rAnger callIng again aNd Asks dONalD "How's Old SeQuoia comIn'?"  Donald lOOks ouT, SeEs the PolEs
 the main trunk and beginchewing. E verytim e D on aldspie s sawdust comi n g ou t of a hole and plugsit, t he beav e rs  chew  somewh e re e lse ,un til  t h er e are  ho les inthe trunkspi tt ing out sawd u st . Donald t rie s scooping t hesawdus tbac k  into  Ol d Seq uoia,b ut one  beaver c at c hes it on hist a il  and  flings it back o n  t o  Donald, turni ng him  i n  t o a g ian t sand duc k. 

Hav i ng just ab o u t  ha d  it with thebeavers, Do n ald  leave sand comesbackwi t h a  tractor fi tted  with a v acuump ipe, wh i ch suck s in t hesaw dust th ro ugh  o n e e n dand eje cts thesa wd ust i ntot h e trun k t hrou gh an other end. Th ismove ,  ho wever , onl y en ds  up o ver-st uffin gthe now hollowe d ou t part of  th etru nk  andb lows o ffthe  outsid e parts ,  ex po s i n gthe beavers (cough in g fr om the e xplosi o n)  w h o've che we d t he t r u nk so  tha t  n ow the w hole t r ee  i s suppo rt ed onathi n l ittle spin dle of  wood. S eeing the damage  he and the beave r sh a ve done , D onald races  ove r  and  tri e stoh old u p Old  S e qu o ia, but the beavers  g et the  idea  to "help" Do nald makeO l d  Sequoia  fal l  o v er. One beaver  slap s his tail on the g round  so hard  that its h akes the  le ave s o ffa bu sh and shakes D onal dand Old  Se quoia t o t hepoi ntwh ere there 's no st op pi ng  i t f rom m e eting it sfat e.  On e bea v er mak es hi s ta il  i n tothe sha p eo f  a m eg ap hone  an dthe o ther bea ver sho uts "Timb er! "  thr ou gh  it, af ter which, bo th  beavers r un  aw ay unt i l  they're  out of sight.

Knowing that Ol d S equoi a wi ll surely  fa ll ove r a s  his s trengt h and  t het h in sp i n dl e a re  giving ou t ,  Do naldqu ickl y races  away, props up Ol d  Se quoia with lo ngpole s of  wo o d, and  c o ver s up the handiwor k with the  t w ooutside ha l ves  o f the t runk (q uickl y  notici ng that t he half w it h th e pla que is ups ide down  and turn s  it b a ck  righ t s ide up ).  Do naldtellsO ldSequo ia tha tit's s afe n ow , but th e poles of wood show si gns of  givi ngout, forc ing Don ald to tr y ag ain at kee pin g O ld Se quo i a sta ble.  A t t h at mo ment ,  the tele p ho nei n  t he lookoutp o s t r ings(it s  sound  wav es pushing agains t  one side of O ld S e q uoi a), forc in g Donald to ru shba c k  to thelo okout postto answe ri t. It 's the  chief  ranger c al l ing ag ainand  asks Don ald  " H ow's Ol dSe q uoia c omin '? "  Don ald lo o ks o u t , sees the poles 
 the_main trunk_and begin chewing. Every_time Donald_spies_sawdust coming_out_of a hole_and plugs it,_the beavers chew somewhere_else, until there_are_holes in the trunk spitting out sawdust. Donald tries scooping the sawdust back into_Old_Sequoia, but_one_beaver_catches it on his tail_and flings it back on_to Donald,_turning him in to a giant sand duck.

Having_just_about had it_with the beavers, Donald leaves and comes back with_a tractor fitted with a vacuum_pipe, which sucks_in_the_sawdust through one end_and ejects the sawdust into the_trunk through another end. This move,_however, only ends up over-stuffing the now_hollowed out part of the trunk_and blows off the outside_parts, exposing_the beavers (coughing from the_explosion) who've chewed_the trunk_so that now_the whole tree is supported on_a thin little_spindle of wood. Seeing the damage__he and the_beavers_have_done, Donald_races over and_tries_to hold_up_Old Sequoia, but the beavers get_the_idea to "help" Donald make Old Sequoia_fall over. One beaver_slaps_his tail on the_ground so hard that it_shakes the leaves off a bush_and shakes_Donald and_Old Sequoia to the point where there's no stopping it from_meeting its fate. One beaver makes_his tail into the_shape of_a_megaphone and the_other_beaver shouts_"Timber!" through it, after which, both beavers_run away_until they're out of sight.

Knowing that_Old Sequoia will surely_fall_over as his strength and the_thin spindle are giving out, Donald_quickly races away, props up_Old_Sequoia_with long poles of wood,_and covers up the handiwork with_the two outside_halves of the trunk (quickly noticing that_the_half with the plaque is upside_down_and turns it back right side_up)._Donald_tells Old Sequoia that it's_safe now, but the poles of_wood show signs of giving out, forcing Donald to_try again at_keeping Old Sequoia stable. _At_that_moment, the telephone in the lookout post rings (its sound_waves pushing_against one side_of Old Sequoia), forcing Donald to rush back to the_lookout post to answer it. It's the_chief ranger calling again and asks Donald "How's Old Sequoia comin'?"_ Donald looks out, sees the poles