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Johannes Erickson House
County Highway 3
Scandia vicinity, MN
1868 gambrel-roofed log cabin, a rare surviving example of a style brought to Minnesota by Swedish immigrants from Dalsland and Småland. Now part of a museum alongside the Hay Lake School.
A quilt cannot be more loved! After 18 years of helping Krista fall asleep It now hangs on her wall.
I got this lovely yarn from a swap with JoAnn and after thinking a long time about a project worthy for the yarn, I hope this rather classical log cabin will do.
Did I tell you about this? I was quite blown away when one of my images was selected for a book cover a few weeks ago. I don't think it's in the stores yet but I haven't checked. If you see it let me know. Oh, and I now have this little project going as well: society6.com/CurtSaunier so you can get really cool covers for your iPhones and cards and prints!
This original Settlers Cabin was built in 1782 and has been rebuilt using 8-of it's original logs. It stands near its original location in the Jefferson Memorial Park Cemetery.
In my search for signs of spring I discover this delightful...well, old log cabin. I couldn't resist the interesting shapes, earthy colors....especially the roof! No touch-up here, it's all rust!
I wonder if the historical society has seen this yet?
Eskimo Pie Eskimo and Pop N' Fresh Toast their Friendship at Log Cabin (Log Cabin syrup), from Eskimo Pie Eskimo's Obscure Mountain Tour, Colored Pencil drawing, 28 x 34
I used three packages of trimmings for the log cabin blocks
blogged at: shecanquilt.blogspot.com/2011/04/log-cabin-blocks-and-bea...
Taken AUG 23, 2008 in Lewisville, TX .
• Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area •
• 1870's Pioneer Homestead - Minor-Porter Log House •
3/4 view
It is difficult to build on mountain, because terrain is so rugged. Pier foundation must be used. More log home information at www.loghomescabin.com