Jacob lives up to his name

Jacob declares that a tower is all about the foundation, and then initially chooses to use a tall candelabra as the foundation to his own tower.

He eventually abandons the candelabra, instead starting his stack on the table.

He adds a chair, a side table, the blotter from the table, and a stand for holding fireplace tools.

Lasse comments that Jacob has lived up to his name (‘Taarnhøj’ means ‘hightower’), as his stack is 233 centimetres tall, winning him the task.

(Written by Jenny R and proofread by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected and adjusted by: David Fuller)