"The Cabin"
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catscratch
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Awesome thread. I may have missed it, what did you finish your interior wood with? I'm getting ready to put up a bunch of tongue and groove pine on a ceiling. I would like to finish it in the basement but want to avoid fumes...
Your place is outstanding!
Your place is outstanding!
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JohnL48
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I used waterbased polyurethane. No fumes
catscratch
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Thanks!
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Cedar Ridge
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This is an awesome thread. I feel like I was a part of the history just from reading this. Thanks for sharing.
JohnL48
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Thanks everyone for the comments. Still going thru some of the old photos.
This one is my favorite of all. My father and cousin. just looks cool
Me and my father back in 85
A record the the catskills in the early 70s
This is more like it
Snowshoe rabbit hunting, never killed a thing
This one is my favorite of all. My father and cousin. just looks cool
Me and my father back in 85
A record the the catskills in the early 70s
This is more like it
Snowshoe rabbit hunting, never killed a thing
JohnL48
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amazing how fast it gets overgrown
What the kitchen looked like in the 80s
This kept us warm for many years but it used a lot of wood
KP duty
Another 80s view, This is how I fixed up the place when I got involved with my friends using it for fishing and snowmobiling. Notice the wall with the old siding, thats the actual side of the old cabin looking in from the addition
Another oldie, thats my fathers Jeep FC (foward control)
Some card playing after a day of hunting
What the kitchen looked like in the 80s
This kept us warm for many years but it used a lot of wood
KP duty
Another 80s view, This is how I fixed up the place when I got involved with my friends using it for fishing and snowmobiling. Notice the wall with the old siding, thats the actual side of the old cabin looking in from the addition
Another oldie, thats my fathers Jeep FC (foward control)
Some card playing after a day of hunting
JohnL48
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Thats why I couldnt rip it down and start over
JohnL48
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There are better ones but I didn't want to get thrown off the forum
You are so fortunate to have all of those great old memories and still have the property and the jeep. Those are some great old pictures of the good times!
Looks like it wasn't set up for the ladies in the family with all of the pin-ups on the walls
Looks like it wasn't set up for the ladies in the family with all of the pin-ups on the walls
KyDeerSteward
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Awesome awesome awesome! Love the video, pics, history and place. Gives me hope of being able to do something meaningful on a small place someday
wbpdeer
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This thread is a wonderful trip down memory lane. I just love the red plaid - back then that was the camo worn.
I doubt you could ever know how many users love this thread. Your jeep restoration is one long problem solving journey.
We need to figure out an award for the cabin and jeep. Thanks for letting the rest of us ride along and enjoy.
I doubt you could ever know how many users love this thread. Your jeep restoration is one long problem solving journey.
We need to figure out an award for the cabin and jeep. Thanks for letting the rest of us ride along and enjoy.
