Appalachia

[Mike Anderson]

I wonder if the men who erected this sat around after it was finished and bragged about how long it would stand.
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Must have really sucked to have this in your back yard.
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There were hints of another season change in the air.
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Wonder if this old Doge ever hauled Moonshine?
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[David Anderson]

Beautiful photos mike !

I bet the guys that built that cabin had a lot of motivation to make it solid from Indians, bears and freezing to death..:)

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[John Bennett]

Very nice Mike 🙂

[Zach Matthews]

Gorgeous Mike. Looks like that Dodge went to sleep with a good set of tires…

I supposed when you build out of solid hardwood, you’ve got a right to expect it to stand for a bit. Reminds me of this hotel I stayed at in Canterbury, England. It was pretty much a square wooden box built around a central three or four-story staircase, made entirely of solid huge cuts of hardwood. Over the *five centuries* it had been in business the central staircase had settled so that you ascended while sloping to your left (and descended with the slope to your right). But dude, that thing had another 500 years in it for sure with a little modern foundation lift.

Zach

[Mike Anderson]

That’s inside Roaring Fork Zach. From the discussion with the lady who owns the store there I’d say her Grandfather cursed at it a few times and walked away never to drive it again. The Granddaughter, the Truck,  and the location it sits in are a big part of the Parks history. Very interesting place.

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