We have stayed in the cabin 2 nights now. It isn't finished by far, but it is a secure shelter and the loft is furnished with a bed now. We have cozy flannel sheets and 2 down comforters, along with a kerosene heater downstairs. Pat stayed there the night before last and said it got too hot, then he turned off the heater and it got too cold. But that was because he had given one of the comforters to Maggie (one of our dogs) downstairs! No wonder he got cold! So last night we had both comforters and the heater going, with appropriate beds for the pooches of old quilts and doggie pillows. It was so nice and cozy, though we did have to open the window upstairs for some fresh air because it got a little warm. Woke up in the morning to the sound of birds singing and the sight of mist in the trees. Very nice. The only drawback is right now, with out leaves on the trees, we can hear road noise. I guess our escape from society didn't take us that far away. But we'll take it. :)
Pics will come soon too!
The cabin is so cute and cozy looking. It will be a perfect little "garden shed"/getaway. Love your blog. Dad loves that the name "Turtle Hill" lives on.
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