Burn Out
“The more he drove the truck down the endless dirt road, the darker it became. Not many people knew about this area. It was mostly hunting land and agricultural farms. He made a turn onto another bumpy dirt road and after driving about a mile, it was like the forest opened up. His little log cabin came into view. It was built by his grandfather many, many years ago.
Paul was about five years old when his grandfather bought the land. It was over fifty acres of hunting and fishing property and cam...e with an older cabin his grandfather deemed uninhabitable. So they made it into a storage place for all their hunting gear. It was decided the new cabin would be built closer to the lake. Paul, his dad, and his grandfather built this new log cabin by hand. Log by log. It was a small, two bedroom cabin with a living room, fireplace, tiny kitchen and one bathroom.
The wraparound porch had views of the lake where fish were in abundance. This was an escape for the men in the family. Now his dad and grandfather were deceased and Paul was the sole owner of the cabin.MoreLess
Paul was about five years old when his grandfather bought the land. It was over fifty acres of hunting and fishing property and cam...e with an older cabin his grandfather deemed uninhabitable. So they made it into a storage place for all their hunting gear. It was decided the new cabin would be built closer to the lake. Paul, his dad, and his grandfather built this new log cabin by hand. Log by log. It was a small, two bedroom cabin with a living room, fireplace, tiny kitchen and one bathroom.
The wraparound porch had views of the lake where fish were in abundance. This was an escape for the men in the family. Now his dad and grandfather were deceased and Paul was the sole owner of the cabin.MoreLess
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