We took a side street in Montezuma...that a sort of joke. If you knew how small Montezuma is, you would understand. Oh, it has more than a hundred people...I just checked and according to the place I found it has a population of 1,179. This cabin was in someone's backyard. It was really small...
Saturday, December 4, 2010
I want one!
We took a side street in Montezuma...that a sort of joke. If you knew how small Montezuma is, you would understand. Oh, it has more than a hundred people...I just checked and according to the place I found it has a population of 1,179. This cabin was in someone's backyard. It was really small...
Oh how cute, Rose. I want one too!!!!! When you get one, buy an extra one for me.... I LOVE it.
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Betsy
You could get one for a sewing room :-) Be a pioneer woman stitching away at your quilts.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if it's a historic place... Looks like it... Cool find, Rose!
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful find. log cabins are great too. i grew up in one. it was a bit more modern looking than this one though. having one situated among the trees where you could see all sorts of nature coming around would be ideal. hope all is well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat little cabin. I wonder what they use it for?
ReplyDeleteI like how the logs are caulked.
Very interesting...do you suppose this was someone's house at one time or a "playhouse"? Looks in great shape. You said it was very small, so probably the latter, right?
ReplyDeleteI wonder if this was a place for guests.
ReplyDeleteI would love that on our place here. It would go perfect with our log home.
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