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Mark shared these pictures with me on Facebook of a tiny log cabin he just stayed in with his friends.
They built it during the 90’s, I believe, on the weekends until it was completed.
And they’re all still enjoying it to this day.
Tools required and recommended for log construction:
In these pictures, it was about 16 degrees outside so they were enjoying a warm fire inside.
The love the idea of a little cabin in the woods or mountains.
Some people dream it, and others do it. Have you read Lloyd Kahn’s latest book on Tiny Homes?
Hope you like the pictures and thanks so much, Mark, for sharing.
Photos by Mark Neill
Photos Courtesy of Mark Neill
Happy Birthday, Mark!
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Cool! How about some higher resolution photos–I’d love to see more detail!
If you send me an email I will send you back a bunch of photos. I have a you tube slide show of it being built over a period of 5 years.
search for: this is how we built our log cabin down the swamp
Dean Bachelor owner builder
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9q2zXfBWDgo