kakaistoja
Kakaistoja is a Finnish term that refers to a collection of roughly hewn wooden logs, typically arranged in a stacked or haphazard manner. It is often found in rural settings, such as forest clearings, abandoned farmsteads, or along the edges of woodland. The logs themselves are usually of varying sizes and shapes, suggesting they are not intended for precise construction or fuel.
The exact purpose or origin of kakaistoja can be diverse. In some instances, it may represent remnants
Visually, kakaistoja can create a distinct landscape feature. The weathered texture of the wood, often covered