Places to Build

1. Location Inspiration: Scenic Places to Build a Log Home

2. 5 Fabulous Log-Home Communities: Finding a Place to Call Home

3. 24 Hidden Treasures: 2006 vacation log home hotspots

4. Finding vacation-home property

5. 24 Hidden Treasures: 2007 vacation log home hotspots

6. Spirit Town | Great Places | Bozeman, Montana

7. Black Mountain, North Carolina | Log Home Living’s Best Places to Build | 2008

8. Salmon, Idaho | Log Home Living’s Best Places to Build | 2008

9. Presque Isle, Maine | Log Home Living’s Best Places to Build | 2008

10. Cortez, Colorado | Log Home Living’s Best Places to Build | 2008

11. Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan | Log Home Living’s Best Places to Build | 2008

12. Aberdeen, Washington | Log Home Living’s Best Places to Build | 2008

13. Berea, Kentucky | Log Home Living’s Best Places to Build | 2008

14. Davis, West Virginia | Log Home Living’s Best Places to Build | 2008

15. Bisbee, Arizona | Log Home Living’s Best Places to Build | 2008

16. Red Lodge, Montana | Log Home Living’s Best Places to Build | 2008

17. Florida Log Home Slideshow | Suwannee River Log Homes

18. Planning a Florida Log Home | Sunshine State of Mind | Log Home Design

19. Florida Log Home Plans | Suwannee River Log Homes

20. Photos of Washington Island, Wisconsin | Log Home Living’s Great Places to Build a Log Home

21. Great Places | Fair Isle | Washington Island, Wisconsin

22. Great Places: Rural Waters in Lake Anna, Virginia

23. Images of Galena, Illinois | Great Places | Log Home Living

24. Community Spotlight | Image Slideshow: Timberwilde, North Carolina

25. #1 Wapiti, Wyoming

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