Life Inside an 1888 Logging Camp | Boring History for Sleep

Описание: Tonight, you’re heading deep into the frozen forests of 1888 — a place where temperatures dropped to 40 below and survival depended on fire, teamwork, and a good bunkhouse stove.

Thousands of lumberjacks once worked these remote Wisconsin camps, building shelters strong enough to withstand months of blizzards and bone-shattering cold. Inside, the air was thick with wood smoke, wet wool, and the creak of frozen boots thawing by the fire.

In this episode, you’ll experience the brutal beauty of life inside an 1880s winter logging camp — from the first swing of the axe to the final glow of the stove at night. If you’re here to fall asleep, let the sound of crackling fire and drifting snow carry you there.

So dim the lights. Turn on a fan or a bit of white noise. And if you’d like, drop your city and local time in the comments — I always love seeing where in the world everyone’s listening from.

Sweet dreams from the north woods. 🌲❄️