Ten thousand feet up in the Colorado mountains, reclaimed logs give new life to family vacations - reclaimed wood log homes.
by W.B. King | Photos by James Ray Spahn | Styling: Colleen Macomber Edit
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Chinking in Log Bathroom | Sunlit Architecture
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Why do log homes always have those open lofts? They may look great but are a heating nightmare!…especially here in Minnesota. I’d love a log home but yet to see a two story without an open second floor.