Living in the Past

Many log structures in our area have been abandoned long ago (like the one in yesterday's post). But the log home posted today is still lived in and loved.

[Kerri]

Beautiful shot

[Nikki D.]

Very serene looking. Beautiful capture.

[Jane Pittenger]

nice framing too. I have a friend who used to build these

[Danette Thompson]

I like where you placed the home in the photo.

[Judith Greenwood]

Ooh good - bet they are cosy as well.

[santina]

beautiful image, i like

[bardejov]

Very pretty house. Looks to be in a good shape.

[Brian Baptie]

What a lovely rural setting, and very well captured!!

[Cindy McFarland]

Oh how I love log cabins! Great composition and pov!

[Vicki Dixon]

it is so nice! why are the others being abandoned? I like your pov here

[Livia]

The environment looks great! Beautiful home, well captured!

[Carole Imes]

Thanks for your comments on my photo of the chapel. Your photos of the rustic log cabins are just beautiful. I've added you to my follow list. Hubby is doing well & thanks for your prayers ;-)

[Peter de Graaff]

Bet it must be lovely living out in the woods

[Cathy]

@vickisfotos In order to bring them up to current building code, it is cost prohibitive... difficult to install electricity, plumbing, heating and air, custom fit windows, problems with termites and many do not have adequate foundations. There are some new log homes built, but the re-sell market is limited and not always a good investment. Thanks for your kind words!