A Pacific Northwest Phenomenon: the Stump Houses | Mossback's Northwest

The Pacific Northwest has had many symbols over the years. At one time, it was the tree stump: it represented change, hope, frustration, and pride. Settlers came to the Northwest and began lopping down the forests, but they were left with old-growth stumps. They did everything from dig them up to blow them up, and some were turned into houses, creating the Pacific Northwest phenomenon of the Stump House.
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[@vynedvyne59]

Excellent work Sir ❤

[@Laura-Lee]

Thanks for efforts. Great stuff.

[@theoceandragonfly]

Over harvesting gorgeous tree's like those tree's is horrible. Sure stump house's sound cool. It's not cool for the poor tree's.