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Vintage log home...........

K

Kelley (Texas)

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This picture was taken in Anderson, Texas a couple of weeks ago. It was located in a small park along with a few other old buildings, which makes me suspect that it had been moved to the site and reconstructed. I thought it was a neat old log house. Kelley (Texas) :)

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It is a "neat old house", Kelley. Makes me want to go find the original location, pull out my detector and start swinging. Thanks.
 
I love it!
 
My wife and I rented an 1850's log cabin down in Frediksburg (? spelling)Texas. It was updated with electricity and indoor plumbing but other than that it was original. I did not take my metal detector but if we do it again I will.
 
Just think... that log cabin was someones "Home Sweet Home." Makes you wonder about all who lived there over the years. Did the daughter grow up to marry a state Senator? Did the boy become a bank robber, or, other well respected citizen? :)
 
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