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description_text[0]="    10 below zero at sunrise and we're ready to go."
description_text[1]="    I think it is pretty obvious why these folks needed a new, larger log home.  This was a rare Indiana day when the wind was NOT a howling gale."
description_text[2]="    Sweep, shovel, shiver.. sweep, shovel, shiver.. oh, and build."
description_text[3]="Ah, spring at last!"
description_text[4]="    We used concrete siding over strapping over stress skin panels."
description_text[5]="    42 feet to the ridge, and all the materials were hand carried from 200 yards away."
description_text[6]="Yes- there will be railings..."
description_text[7]="    This site was very close to having an unbuildable slope."
description_text[8]="    A metal roof is to be installed soon, and stone veneer on the stepped foundation."
description_text[9]="    We seem to attract difficult building sites..."
description_text[10]="    This is Tennessee in March, 50 degrees- almost too hot!"
description_text[11]="   Sometimes an exterior update can totally change the feel of an existing log home.  This railing is a great example."
description_text[12]="   These columns and railings are all white cedar, hand-fitted on the site, and stained with Perma-chink PCS oil stain.  Note the air spaces beneath the columns which help prevent future decay problems."
description_text[13]="   This existing log home lacked the 'welcome home' charm that only a porch can deliver."
description_text[14]="Voila!"
description_text[15]="   Our customer desired an 'arts and crafts' period feel to their entrance.  We love the added details like this."
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