They didn’t buy manufactured building materials.
They clearly didn’t follow directions.
They didn’t build like everyone else does.
And now they reap what they have sown.
I’m so jealous.
Here we have an interesting old cabin out of the mid-West. Perhaps, Arkansas or Oklahoma.This people in this area of the country tend to use a lot of “steps” when building their stone chimneys.
How about pausing for a moment and remembering the things you are thankful for today.
It’s so quiet… out in the middle of nowhere.
A big old porch on the front of this cabin with enough room to great plenty of visitors.
A home should compliment and blend in with the landscape… something this stone home certainly does well.
Notice the still remaining painted corner-board. This greyed and weathered cabin was covered in siding as so many old cabins were at the time. When nearly everyone lived in a log home having a wood sided home was highly desirable.
Many of the old farmhouses that we see today have logs hidden within.
