25 Rugged Lumberjack Breakfasts Logging Camps ACTUALLY Ate Before Dawn

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  @LostAmericanMemories · 2 months ago · pinned

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  @torgy-m9p · 3 months ago

  If a cup of coffee don&apos;t float a horseshoe, &nbsp;it ain&apos;t coffee.

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• AL

  @alishaburton7444 · 3 months ago

  I worked for the forest service almost 40 years ago. I was 10 to 20 miles out in the wilderness for 10 day hitches. I was in a team of 12. We worked 10 hour days building trail. &nbsp;I could eat anything I wanted and never gained. In fact I had a hard time keeping weight on.

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  @WhatGrandfathersKnew · 3 months ago

  I can eat like a lumberjack but can’t do the work of a lumberjack 😂

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  @Liam-x8g7o · 3 months ago

  fun fact my great great grandpa was a lumberjack in michigan i also love cutting the trees

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• WI

  @williamfairchild8119 · 3 months ago

  My dad worked for a while at a lumber camp. He said the biggest toughest &nbsp;guy would stab &nbsp;with his fork the whole stack of hot cakes when the cook brought them to the table. Nobody would say a word and wait for more food to come out later

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• BF

  @bfmcarparts · 2 months ago

  Why do I find myself salivating watching this?

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• DE

  @deibs0913 · 3 months ago

  We had Gypo shacks on our family cabin grounds and they where the baddest men around. &nbsp;Lil&apos; Jack at 94 years old walked out in the woods and decided he was done. We searched everywhere and never found him. &nbsp;Granted Wolves or Bears &nbsp;could have eaten everything about him. &nbsp;But we knew he died the &nbsp;The way he wanted!!!!🔥🔥💯💯 The OLD TIMERS THAT BUILT THIS GREAT COUNTRY 🔥🔥 WISH WE COULD GO BACK TO THOSE DAYS‼️‼️‼️💯💯👍👍🙏🙏🙏

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  @TylerBuckley-u4j · 3 months ago

  Plus Dennys makes this dish its called lumberjack slam a lot of restaurants do this except the the grounds in the coffee my grand parents made coffee in a perkalator on the stove top and cooked in iron skillets and kettles &nbsp;from scratch i learned to cook from her how to make fresh ground coffee by the coffee bean just like grandmother did

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  @Michaelbath-i6j · 3 months ago

  A staple of the family diet in Québec is called Paté Chinois - Chinese Pie. This being a layer of ground meat fried with onions, topped by a layer of creamed corn and then surmounted by a layer of mashed potatoes. Then baked for awhile in an oven. It&apos;s simple, cheap and very nourishing.<br>It originated in the logging camps around a place called China, Maine and had nothing to do with the country of the same name. Without the creamed corn we&apos;d call it Cottage Pie.

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  @deantiffany1856 · 3 months ago

  Next time you are up around Park Rapids, MN check out Rapid River Logging Camp an authentic loggers camp. Great meals.

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  @JTSunriseMusic · 3 months ago

  My grandfather worked in log camps, the didn’t allow talking at meals because fights would break out

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