What A Way To Live In The Woods

[Bridge End Farm]

Wonder how many kids this place has seen

 

[Cynangyl]

Nice!

 

[TeddyB1967]

Awesome
I would love to have a little place like that. Maybe not to live in, but it would be great for a camp.

 

[Bridge End Farm]

Was Built in 1819

and lived in like day 1 till 1968 by families within the heritage

does not have plumbing or electric

 

[sasnz]

How far away is the nearest road?? do people use this as a tramping hut now or what, very cool place.

 

[hollowpointred]

looks like someone maintains it as its in pretty good shape.

 

[seger98]

That is one of the neatest little cottages I've ever seen, would make a neat place house for our granddaughter! Very neat photo!

 

[crazyjarhead]

That's a nice picture. Just sitting out in the middle of the woods

 

[Muddy Feet]

Great picture, would make a great hunting shack.

 

[stoney56]

Nice pic. Colored shingles and a tree in the front yard. Would be a great place to put your feet up.

 

[sniffer]

hey, where are the dogs? just kidding. excellent pics Bobby, looks like a great place to kick back

 

[fossis]

Nice cabin, it has withstood the 'Rigors of Time' very well.

Fossis.............

 

[Blacksheep]

Beautiful pic, any chance we could see the inside? Bet it`s just as neat.

Thanks for sharing!

 

[Bridge End Farm]

looks like someone maintains it as its in pretty good shape.

it is a hiking stopping spot now so it is maintained

 

[Bridge End Farm]

Beautiful pic, any chance we could see the inside? Bet it`s just as neat.

Thanks for sharing!

next time I am there I will

 

[camperlee]

would make a nice week-end retreat.

 

[*Molly*]

There's something simlar to that where I hunt. After 2 hours walking I often stop off there & have a rest in the hammocks, while checking out my arrows I found.
Nice pic Bobby, thanks.

Molly.

 

[Mental Granny]

Would love to have place to go to like that, what a place to spend a summer evening!

 

[Monty]

I once had some relatives that lived in the hills of the Ozarks that lived in a house like that. We visited them back in the mid 1950s when I was a child. It was my dad's uncle Sam (ironic huh?). They cooked a huge meal and served it on an old barn door with a table cloth and layed over some saw horses out in the front yard. I remember a goose running under the table and dad's uncle running it off. The also had a Victrola that they cranked up for entertainment. Uncle Sam could read and write and had a big thick book that he called his "cancer" book from the Mayo Clinic. That was the only book in the house except for a family Bible. It was great fun for a kid! Monty

 

[Mental Granny]

Wonderful memories!