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Pastimes : Where the GIT's are going -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Amelia Carhartt who wrote (184748)	10/18/2009 10:50:22 AM
From: ManyMoose	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 225578

In my back yard. I'd be getting my logs from Bud Moore over in the Swan, and I could come through your country on the way back. He said he would help me lay up the first run. It might be worthwhile to build it over there and bring it back like Lincoln Logs. Bud has built many log buildings. You should see some of them. He built the first ones when he was a teenager. In 2007 we went back and found some of them, which are all in ruins now. Here's a poem I wrote about one of them. He hangs it on the wall of his cabin in the Swan, near where Norman Maclean used to sit. Moon Saddle Cabin Stop here, he said It’s not far He led the three dreamers Right to it Crushed by tree fall And crumbled by time The ax work remained unmistakably his Each corner notch Each shake, each nail A testament to the man An artifact of his skill Spirits arose out of the rubble A rusty cook pot And other ghosts Sending memories to the man And shivers up the spines Of the three dreamers They tarried awhile Imagining what happened here Those seven decades ago Reluctantly, the spirits settled Back down into the cabin ruins As its creator and the three dreamers Tore themselves away