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Charcoal burners in Mark Ash Wood in the New Forest, England. On the left one of

Charcoal burners in Mark Ash Wood in the New Forest, England. On the left one of


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Charcoal burners in Mark Ash Wood in the New Forest, England. On the left one of

Charcoal burners in Mark Ash Wood in the New Forest, England. On the left one of the charcoal burners is controlling the burning of the clamp. At centre right is their cabin made of branches covered in turf and heather. From The Illustrated London News (London, 21 October 1848)

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1848 Branches Burning Cabin Centre Charcoal Clamp Covered Forest Fuel Illustrated Left Mark News October Turf Wood Burners Controlling Heather


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This print takes us back in time to October 1848, capturing a scene of charcoal burners hard at work in Mark Ash Wood, located in the enchanting New Forest of England. The image showcases the meticulous process involved in producing charcoal during that era. On the left side of the frame, we see one of the skilled charcoal burners diligently controlling the burning clamp. With focused determination, he ensures that the fuel inside burns evenly and efficiently. This glimpse into their craftsmanship highlights their expertise and dedication to this age-old trade. At the center-right stands a rustic cabin constructed from branches covered with turf and heather. This humble shelter serves as both respite and workspace for these industrious individuals. It is a testament to their resourcefulness amidst nature's embrace. The Illustrated London News originally published this remarkable photograph, which has now been preserved by Universal Images Group (UIG). Through this historical snapshot frozen in time, we are transported to an era where manual labor intertwined harmoniously with natural surroundings. As we admire this image today, it reminds us of our connection to history and how human ingenuity has evolved over time. It serves as a reminder that even amidst technological advancements, there is still beauty found in traditional practices such as those carried out by these diligent charcoal burners centuries ago.

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