Welcome to our Log Cabin Project! In this episode, we carry up 17 white pine boards, plane them, and install them on the porch floor, carefully scribing them around posts for a polished finish ...

Not having the traditional chinking material used on boats available, log cabins were often chinked with whatever was available: mud, straw or moss, often combined with rocks and sticks.

"I had to go and do this very time consuming almost sculpting of this material called chinking that goes between the logs." The process took the two friends nearly two weeks, but it was worth it.