We (on this trip) did drive home through one of my favorite little villages, Schluersburg. Not much left, some old farms, a nice church, and a couple of real neat dog-trot log cabins.
This first one still lived in.
And this wonderfully maintained one that now serves as a little museum.
Period doors and windows are well taken care of.
I once did some consulting on this one.
The owner was worried about a twisted log up in the top half-story, and was concerned about the safety of the structure.
I examined the log, which was gigantic, and told him in my opinion the log had twisted many, many years ago, was to large and to dry to re-twist back, and because it was so old, it wasn't going to twist anymore.
That was over twenty years ago, and it still looks sound and beautiful on these undeveloped acres.
Snow still hanging on, on the north side.
Covered and protected on the sides and back.
Assistant had been asking about wishing wells, having spotted a yard decoration one on our drive, so when chance came to explore the real thing. . .
. . . off she went..
I read it, looked at the photographs and then had to go back to read the title again. Snow in July, I thought! But no, I need to be a more careful reader.
ReplyDeleteWell, it has turned cool this week, but not that cool.
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