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Not only was logging dangerous in the early days, particularly the 1920's boom times, it was also not pretty.
Image courtesy University of Washington Libraries, CKK0274, Clark Kinsey photographer, circa 1926
The above photo shows a logging camp located on Tiger Mountain during the 1920's. Once it was clear cut, time to move on to another site. The environmental regulations that followed were "clearly" merited.
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