My cabin is the green one that still has the roof on, it was knocked 20+ feed from the foundation and was stuck 10 feet in the air between two fir trees and sitting on a large rock and a wood pile. I am currently in the process of dismantling it. its been in the family for 30+ years and i bought it from my mother in December. After many years of hard work, i finally finished everything needed to be completed, last year. Sadly, i never was able to set foot in my finished cabin as the owner and now have been kicked off the lot by USFS and am solely responsible for removing everything.
@@clemke01 wow I’m sorry to hear that. What a great loss and now you have to remove everything that’s not an easy task up there your cabin was really creaking when I was up there due to the snow melting, below it thanks for commenting and the information on your cabin
@@californiaoutdooradventure8121 On the bright side, once the work is done, I can move on to new adventures. Being the sole person responsible for keeping my cabin up for the last 15 years was definitely a labor of love, heavy on the labor side.
