What a big thrill to see the first of the "log skins" applied to the main cabin. The Hamilton Cabin was a "re-stack" which means an old cabin was taken down and re-assembled in basically the same configuration. The main cabin has conventional walls with the insulation, plumbing, and electrical in the usual wall space. Then reclaimed logs are ripped to produce an interior and exterior skin from one log. The ends are left whole in order to dovetail the corners on the exterior. Welcome sunshine and spring temperatures have aided the crew in making great progress.
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