the best photo is of you sitting on the steps with the hatchet,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Salvaged South Carolina Log Tobacco Barn For Cabin Build Project
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WOW!!!!!!
WOW!!!!!!
That is absolutely FANTASTIC!
Not sure what I like best about it....
Top 3 though, the stove, the outdoor covered work area, and the wood itself.
Great job.
Edit: and yes, in my mind's eye I am ignoring the chain link fence and modern house,
With deer season upon us, I'll bring my sleeping gear and some cigars. Just PM me the address. 
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I’ll bet the only reason you built it was because cigar smoking wasn’t allowed in the main house so it is really a smoke house. I love the cabin.
Living the high life!
I really like it lit up at night
Marvelous achievement. I think you ought to do a calendar; you'd sell some here!
The grain in the planks looks to be pine. Was that what most of the lumber and poles were?
That's an admirable shaving horse there to the right of the stove.
The grain in the planks looks to be pine. Was that what most of the lumber and poles were?
That's an admirable shaving horse there to the right of the stove.
That's so cool. Very nice job
Mercy! Now that is some kind of nice!!
The logs are all southern pine, except for two oak sill logs. Loft area is rough sawn oak from my neighbors dads sawmill, cut over 40 years ago. The roof and floor boards are true 1x12 rough swan pine from a local sawmill. The porch boards are Cyprus
The shaving horse is a beast out of a barn in upstate NY. It may date to the 18th century
Who is that looking down at you from the wall?
Damn good, Mule...Damn good.
Beautiful place!
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