Kaistilmanpidon
Kaistilmanpidon refers to a traditional Finnish practice of maintaining and managing forest roads or pathways, especially those used for logging or forest access. The term itself combines "kaisti," meaning a narrow path or lane, and "tilmanpidon," which can be translated as maintenance or keeping in order. Historically, this involved a collective effort by forest owners or local communities to ensure the roads were passable and functional throughout the year.
The maintenance often included clearing fallen trees, filling in potholes, reinforcing soft spots, and managing drainage
The practice highlights the historical importance of forest resources in Finland and the collaborative spirit often