These are permanent fixtures at the Stanwood Fair
Blacksmith shop.
Little log cabin with windows added
A cedar stump house. This land was so covered with huge trees that the settles would temporarily live in a stump. Hollowed out and with a roof it was quite snug----I imagine it was mostly bachelor loggers
Linking to Tom's Tuesday's Treasures~~~~~HERE
Blacksmith shop.
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9 comments:
...WOW, the cedar stump house is amazing, that was a mighty big tree! A large White Pine around here may be about half that size. Thanks Mary Beth for stopping by, I hope to see you again.
Great ideas for housing - I am always inspired by what people did to house themselves in the early days. We've come a long ways, baby.
Wow! Love that cedar stump house.
Cedar stump house is huge! But what are the white marshmallow things next to the log house?
They're quite a sight!
I love that cedar stump house and would love to have a little cabin on my farm. Nice!
I can't believe that cedar stump house!
I would love to have any one of them in my backyard...but I bet Lorelei would want the last.
How aweseom is that! I love that they are permanent.
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