They are still there, I have to wait until it snows as they are peeled and can not be pulled or they will be destroyed. I have to sled them over in the snow as the trail is too rough to get a trailer in to move them on.
It's a 60+ acre abandoned beaver meadow, in its hay day it would have had about 5 ft of water in there. It is an absolutely georgious spot and we originaly wanted to build something there over looking the meadow 3 years ago but turned it down due to to ridge over looking was rocky where we wanted to build and we were going to build a different type of house. Fast forward to a few weeks ago and the kids and I were walking the ridge scouting for logs and came across a little farther down a nice flat spot with deeper soil. Originally we were building a log cabin for a sort of temporary shelter untill we built our house but have since decided that we don't want to build twice and now want a basement for a root seller/ canning storage. Which the original rock would not be able to do. So we upsized the plans a bit to meet our long term needs as well as moved entirely so we could have a basement and we got super excited to find a build able spot along the ridge we originaly had our hearts set upon years ago.
Well thankyou very much! Some where around the 8 minutes or so. If you go into the description I have chapters one is labeled" the real reason" if you click that it will take u right to that spot where I included the photos of the beaver meadow we are going to over look.
Thankyou 😊
Thankyou very much have a great weekend!
Hi hello there, for mine curiosity all logs that you peel off on the crek did you bring there here.?
Hello, I don't really understand what your comment is to say? Could you please refraise it? Thankyou
Just my guess, I think all of the logs you harvested at the other build site, are they on this site 🤔
They are still there, I have to wait until it snows as they are peeled and can not be pulled or they will be destroyed. I have to sled them over in the snow as the trail is too rough to get a trailer in to move them on.
So.....What is the reason? A beaver dam...a damned dam?
It's a 60+ acre abandoned beaver meadow, in its hay day it would have had about 5 ft of water in there. It is an absolutely georgious spot and we originaly wanted to build something there over looking the meadow 3 years ago but turned it down due to to ridge over looking was rocky where we wanted to build and we were going to build a different type of house. Fast forward to a few weeks ago and the kids and I were walking the ridge scouting for logs and came across a little farther down a nice flat spot with deeper soil. Originally we were building a log cabin for a sort of temporary shelter untill we built our house but have since decided that we don't want to build twice and now want a basement for a root seller/ canning storage. Which the original rock would not be able to do. So we upsized the plans a bit to meet our long term needs as well as moved entirely so we could have a basement and we got super excited to find a build able spot along the ridge we originaly had our hearts set upon years ago.
haha - ye won't tricks me again .. and yet, next week "the actual reason we ... "
Hah sorry, I did try and include a little bit of the veiw but I'm sure the camera does not do it justice.
@@offgridandunorganized lololol thought I was just enjoying the video so much I must have missed it
Well thankyou very much! Some where around the 8 minutes or so. If you go into the description I have chapters one is labeled" the real reason" if you click that it will take u right to that spot where I included the photos of the beaver meadow we are going to over look.