My Life as a Remote Logging Camp Cook

In the early 20th century, especially between 1900–1940, life in old logging camps began earlier than dawn. The loggers, often called loggers, wake up before sunrise. The sound of the log camp kitchen steam whistle is a sign that the working day has begun.They live in a simple wooden barracks in the middle of the forest, without electricity, only illuminated by oil lamps and the warmth of a wood stove.Before leaving for the logging area, the workers enjoy a heavy breakfast - usually in the form

U.S. Army cook trains U.S. CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) cook at camp in the United States.