Classic Log Cabin Photos | Real Log Homes

The rolling hills of Ohio hold a house perfect for hosting family, friends and a whole lot of memories. 2,600 square feet, built by Capron Construction and Real Log Homes.

by Kenya McCullum | Photos by James Ray Spahn Edit

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Log Home Living | by: Kenya McCullum | photos: James Ray Spahn

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Classic Log Cabin Plans

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1. I was wondering if you could tell me what color
   stain did they use on their doors, trim and cabinets. I really like and need to stain some
   things in our house. Thanks

   Linda — March 14, 2010 @ 6:54 pm — Reply

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