Blow-down in "The Bear"|Go Down, Moses in Go Down, Moses (Location)

This is the spot where Isaac McCaslin sees the bear for the second time. A dictionary defines "blowdown" as "a tree or trees that have been blown down by the wind"; Faulkner's narrative describes the spot as a "corridor of down timber where a tornado had passed" consisting of a "tangle of trunks and branches" (199).