1939: People gather around a collapsing tent in a wooded area of Chelan, Washington, as smoke billows from the structure. The triangular shelter, supported by poles, shifts and folds under strain, with individuals in jackets and hats adjusting their positions. The scene captures a moment of tension and movement in a natural, outdoor setting, filmed on vintage 8mm home movie film. The light shifts between brightness and darkness, highlighting the billowing smoke and the surrounding trees and branches. This archival footage offers a rare glimpse into mid-20th century outdoor life and the challenges of temporary shelter in a rustic environment.