GREENVILLE, Maine -- The land rush is officially on for the North Woods, the sprawling timberlands where Henry David Thoreau found ''bear-haunted mountains" and ''great wooded slopes," a place where hunters even today can trek for days without encountering another soul. (Full article: 1150 words)
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