Thanks Clint.
I'm the "dreamer" who envisioned it, and my brother (MechanicMatt's Dad) is the PE who keeps it structurally safe and my friend Harold is the Carpenter with the know how to make it come out nice. And MecanicMatt and others have contributed labor along the way. I just wish more of it was available earlier in the year. We will really have to push to close it up before the weather, and up there you also have to make it "porcupine proof", those destructive animals eat almost anything, including plywood & treated wood. Most of our structures have either metal or concrete board down low.
They even chewed through the tire on a skidder that was on the property North of me, and ate the break lines and radiator hoses on a vehicle that was on the property to the South.
There is not much worse than finding a hole in the side of your cabin and Porkys inside when you arrive. They are filthy, destructive animals that eat almost anything and piss & crap on everything else. I actually closed a hole on my old cabin by screwing a piece of Bluestone over it. For some reason they will want to eat one section, but won't touch the next. I left about 15 2X4s up there. They only chewed one of them, and every time we go up it is chewed a little more.