Adventurer, outdoorsman, four-wheeler, author, and defender of sustainable outdoor motorized recreational access.
Every abandoned cabin, mine, homestead, stage stop, or
forgotten piece of history has survived this long because people before us
chose not to destroy it. Here are my suggestions (tips) to make sure it’s still
there for the next traveler.
A Few Rules I Try to Live By
By Del Albright
When you explore the backcountry always take pictures and respect the history that you might find. Cultural and archeological sites need to be preserved for the next group of explorers to enjoy. This baby won't last too many more winters and I'm glad we got to see it up close and personal on our recent Fall Colors trip.
I always try to imagine someone's Great-Grandpa living in an old cabin like this -- and surviving. Wow.
The logs were cut by handsaw, axe and misery whip saw. Can you imagine?
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