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Permalink Reply by Peter Lane on June 18, 2009 at 2:12pm

Hi

My name is Peter and I am originally from Wales, but I have lived in France for 18 years , but I work world wide as an engineer.
As from the 29th of this month I will own 396 acres of wilderness in Nova Scotia Canada.

I am really looking forward to it, I have the ideal spot for a cabin, right on the edge of my very own lake, but it is so hard to decide what to build.
I want big spaces but not to cost too much, I want my luxuries but I want a rustic, odd ball individual home.
I want log cabin, but I dont want all wood showing, especially inside, something like a hobbit house would suit me just fine, or maybe a house in the trees, or even a floating house out on the lake.

So many decisions to be made and already my brain hurts. Hopefully this site will give me ideas and more importantly direction.

Thank you.

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Permalink Reply by Richard Hannon on June 29, 2009 at 1:27pm

Hey everyone, I am new guy on the block. Western NC mountains. The town is Bryson City and the Smoky mountain railroad still operates steam locomotive from here. Had my log cabin over 10 years and no problems, opted for the tin roof which is a must with the weather changes.
I also have a beautiful tract of land on the Tuckaseegee River of which would be perfect for about 10 custom log home sites, some on River and some with River access. No restrictions.
My email is HannonR@msn.com and my cell # is 561-310-5575.

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Permalink Reply by Michael V harrison on July 6, 2009 at 8:56pm

Hello All, I am new to the forum. I was reading about the problems people were having with Amerlink and it sounded like they got caught up in the bad economy. My wife and I custom designed our house and had them supply the logs and materials. We had no real problem at all. They did fail to deliver the lumber for the box , but we called them and it was there the next morning.

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