Lumberjack Day
Lumberjack Day is held on July 25. This event in the third decade of the month July is annual. 
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Lumberjack is not a popular occupation for some people due to the high risk during the job. The logging industries always need lumberjacks for transporting and harvesting wood. The history about lumberjack is very popular in United States. It has been depicted in spectator sport, mass media and folklore.
The history of this celebration dates back to the mid-2000s when Marianne Ways and Colleen AF Venable decided it was time to honor this venerable profession. Venable herself worked as a lumberjack although she has admitted that the original idea for the day was conceived as an excuse to go out and eat pancakes and waffles with friends.
If you think that becoming a lumberjack will produce a lot of money, you are wrong. This job is low paying. Moreover, it is difficult and dangerous. The living condition is also primitive since lumberjack has to do the job in the forest.
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