Lumberjacks and Jills Unite: The Logging History of Wisconsin

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Campfire Conversation: Ah Paul Bunyan. The quintessential symbol for flannel, flap jacks, and lumberjacking. The logging history of Wisconsin is a so rich and defines so much of our great state. We had to be joined by co-host, Ramsay, as we talk through the logging history of Wisconsin, how “the hardest working river in Wisconsin” got its name, and of course share our love for the Sawmill Brewing Company. We also discuss fun folklore around Paul Bunyan and where you can enthrall yourself in a lumberjack competition today!

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