Well, what began as a quest to add on to our existing cabin, turned into a full-blown new building. When it's complete we'll have a full kitchen and bathroom with a toilet that FLUSHES. Boy, are we going to feel spoiled. We're excited to be able to have more people up to the cabin.
Breaking ground....

Bringing concrete up to the cabin... one bucket at a time. The buckets are taken up by boat, then poured into a front loader which travels up the hill to the cabin then dumped into the foundation forms.


Bringing the lumber up the river, of course by boat!!

Eventually, to cut down on helicopter time, we sent the lumber up the river on the boats then had the helicopter take it from the boat to the cabin site.

Paul and Bryan standing on the walls