I believe this is a replica of the original settler's log cabin in Palmyra, Mo. The day was quite sunny and it produced some wonderful colors and shadows. Perhaps this will be my entry into the Shadows Contest.
Great image Tick - love this early American house - looks to be so cozy - in addition to the shadows, the textures of the stonework and logs really stand out - Nicely Done - would make a fine entry for the current contest!!!!!!:-):-):-):-):-)
In the town where I live, there is a log cabin, on display, downtown. About the same size as this one. The family who built it way back when was a family of nine. Its lawn is also well manicured, today, by a machine. If only our ancestors had machines, they could have saved on their brawn a bit.
I'm guessing the close crop on the sides was due to not quite so special structures on either side? Cuz the cabin is pretty dang special on its own. Love that natural chimney and the shadows here definitely qualify it for the current Shadows contest. I suppose the iron bars on the door and window are to keep the structure and its contents safe, an unfortunate statement about our society... I'll just pretend they're not there. Happy Trails, Ron.
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