How many TNET users live in a log cabin?

[DiggerDave in Pa.]

At the end of this month I will have 4 years inside my home. It took me 4 months to gut it and fix the old windows. The original house is 20 feet wide X 23 feet deep. It was built sometime before 1837. I got lucky and there weren't many renovations done over the years. The pic is of my back door going into the kitchen. So how many cabin dwellers are out there? Thanks for looking! DDinPA.

 

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[WVPapaw]

At the end of this month I will have 4 years inside my home. It took me 4 months to gut it and fix the old windows. The original house is 20 feet wide X 23 feet deep. It was built sometime before 1837. I got lucky and there weren't many renovations done over the years. The pic is of my back door going into the kitchen. So how many cabin dwellers are out there? Thanks for looking! DDinPA.<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=925023"/>

Your house is a beauty. I love those square cut log homes. You have so much history in that place. Enjoy!!

 

[doc-d]

Don't live in a log cabin but am wondering what you have found in relics there…...

 

[Rookster]

That's really nice looking.

 

[Irony]

Lovely looking cabin, good work! Don't live in one myself, but does a redbrick former one-room schoolhouse from 1879 count? ;-)

 

[Msbeepbeep]

I would love to live in one! Out in the woods by a stream!
Closest I come, we heat with a wood stove, works awesome!