Building A Log Cabin: Weekend at the log cabin

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Saturday, May 9, 2009

Weekend Plans at the cabin

We are headed up to the cabin for a couple days. My in-laws will be at their cottage and we'll celebrate Mother's Day together. Also on our agenda will be finding my Loons, catching big fish (that's Greg's plan) and counting how many stars I see in the sky tonight. Marvin's plans will be spending time in my bedroom window (see photo above) and counting how many birds he would like to eat. What are your plans this weekend?

Happy Mother's Day! I'll catch up with you on Monday!

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Fall weekend at the Log Cabin

The leaves are just starting to turn in Northern Michigan. The weather was perfect this weekend - it had that crisp autumn air. We went to the Farmer's market and picked up fruit and vegetables grown by local farmers. Such a bargain for fresh goods!

From our deck we could see birds migrating and people across the way having a bonfire.

That reminded me - we need a firepit!

Here is our log home amongst the thinning trees.

I went kayaking and was tailgating these ducks for photos. I could hear their mom quacking in protest so I hurried as fast I could.

Here is a neighbor's house down the street from me. I love their meandering wood stairs down to their dock.

Big Greg & little Greg stacking firewood. (Should I tell them that we don't have a fireplace yet?!)

Here is Greg's growing rock collection. I can't wait to see where he plans on putting all these.

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