cracked: This is either the world’s biggest game of Jenga, or else it’s the Seattle Cedar Mill, circa 1919. After cutting logs into planks, wood mills would stack the wood like this to dry it out for up to nine months, because that’s just how wet
cracked: This is either the world’s biggest game of Jenga, or else it’s the Seattle Cedar Mill, circa 1919. After cutting logs into planks, wood mills would stack the wood like this to dry it out for up to nine months, because that’s just how wet
