#26 The lumberjacks would often leave their families and live in camps where hundreds of their fellow workers relaxed between grueling shifts.

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#26 The lumberjacks would often leave their families and live in camps where hundreds of their fellow workers relaxed between grueling shifts.

Stunning Historical Photos of Lumberjacks who Fell Giant Trees with Axes and Handsaws from the early 1900s

#26 The lumberjacks would often leave their families and live in camps where hundreds of their fellow workers relaxed between grueling shifts.

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