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August 13, 2009

Greg Beck replied to Donna Peak's discussion 'Food for Thought - Our Community Recipe Exchange'

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July 24, 2009

Greg Beck replied to Donna Peak's discussion 'Food for Thought - Our Community Recipe Exchange'

My wife makes a great snowball cookie, let me know if u want her recipe.

July 24, 2009

Konocti's Wigwam replied to Donna Peak's discussion 'Food for Thought - Our Community Recipe Exchange'

Don't think I've stopped eatin', that hasn't happened yet... Haven't posted in here in a while, so thought I would post a pic of some grilled cornish hens that my 13 year old daughter did on the weber a couple weeks ago. These were really good, she…

July 23, 2009

Melissa replied to Donna Peak's discussion 'Food for Thought - Our Community Recipe Exchange'

I can say, without a doubt, that this is some bodacious chili! I got to eat some of it. Of course, you had to be quick because it was gone in a heartbeat. Not the kind of chili I'm used to - being from the south - but my opinion was that it should h…

July 10, 2009

Melissa replied to Donna Peak's discussion 'Food for Thought - Our Community Recipe Exchange'

Exactly!!! I love summer food that requires no cooking - well, except for outdoor grilling, of course. Funny that you mentioned chicken in a tortilla. I've actually tried that and it works extremely well!

July 10, 2009

CharisB replied to Donna Peak's discussion 'Food for Thought - Our Community Recipe Exchange'

YUM. That sounds good and the best thing is: NO COOKING! I bet this would be really good with grilled chicken in a tortilla......

July 10, 2009

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After nine years in the log home industry and spending the past three as the editor of Log Home Design, I'm now leading the charge as the editor in chief of Country's Best Log Homes! This community is THE place to learn what our fellow log home friends are looking for.

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Holiday Recipe Exchange - Log Home style

Ok, so it's not exactly log home related, but who doesn't like to eat—especially around the holidays, right? A few months ago, we created a Community recipe exchange in our Just For Fun forum. A few people posted, but we kind of let it die off. Now that the holiday season is upon us, member Glenn V has rekindled my enthusiasm by sharing his mother's recipe for Delicious Raw Apple Cake. Sounds perfect for Thanksgiving, and I can't wait to try it. Check it out and post your own culinary concoction… Continue

Posted on November 5, 2008 at 11:06pm — 11 Comments

A New Slant on a Log Cabin

I'm always impressed with a company that's continually on the forefront of innovative log home design, and Meridian, Idaho-based PrecisionCraft Log & Timber Homes and Mountain Architects is at the top of my list again—this time, with its new series,The new Telluride Rustic Luxury cabin from PrecisionCraft Log & Timber Homes Rustic Luxury™ Log Cabins. I'm impressed by the the way they wove unique designs with lu… Continue

Posted on November 3, 2008 at 6:56pm — 11 Comments

Nothing stops the log home faithful-Not even Hurricane Ike

Forget the postal carrier's creed of rain, sleet, snow... whatever. When it comes to braving the weather no matter what Mother Nature can dish out, nothing beats the log home faithful. And I witnessed it first hand at our Log & Timber Home Show in Louisville, Kentucky, a little more than a week ago. On Sunday, the last day of the 3-day event, Hurricane Ike came barreling through the Midwest, making a beeline for Louisville. And yes, when… Continue

Posted on September 22, 2008 at 11:02pm — 1 Comment

Golden Eagle Log Homes helps sponsor a charity event for those affected by cancer

I recently received this press release about how Golden Eagle Log Homes donated its showcase home for a charity event to help ease the burden of those affected by cancer. It does my heart good to know that we're involved with such a thoughtful industry, so I had to share. I hope anyone who's in the Wisconsin region (or those willing to travel for an excellent cause) is able to attend. - Donna

Golden Eagle Log Homes, a leading log home producer, h… Continue

Posted on August 18, 2008 at 5:32pm — 4 Comments

All-American Fun

I just traveled back in time. At least it felt like it. My husband, daughter and I just returned from an extended 4th of July weekend at his aunt and uncle's lakeside vacation house at Indian Lake, Ohio. On the 4th itself, 14 of us gathered for an old-fashioned family picnic, where we chowed down on burgers and watermelon, played lawn games (I learned the art of "cornhole"--a beanbag-toss game that's all the rage… Continue

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At 3:03pm on August 13, 2009, richard Keller said…: Hi Donna,
We'll build in Cullowhee,N.C. Sorry I didn't see your comment sooner.We rent the beach house in the Bahamas and may do the same with the log home.
Best,
Richard

At 2:36pm on June 4, 2009, Chris Yaletchko said…: Donna,
I attended a log home show and seminar at Valley Forge this year. At the seminar, a work book was given out as a reference (2007 edition). There were links to Free online resources that no longer appear active. I am very interested in the cost estimating worksheet. Can you assist me in finding this information? Thanks, Chris Yaletchko

At 8:18pm on March 9, 2009, Ton said…: No ,its a 74 , the easy way to find out is in the back ,ofcaurse not to see on this picture , it s the only one with the :" split bumper " , but youre right they are nice cars does not matter from what year ,for me a dream since i was a kid and was living in the Netherlands, greetings ,have a nice day , Ton

At 9:45am on February 12, 2009, Glenn V said…: Thanks Donna. I would love to go and will go to a show sometime. I just have to fit a show into my schedule when it will be possible. Not sure when.

At 9:05am on February 4, 2009, CR (Yona) Dunning said…: Donna

Thank you

the realization of this cherished dream is as close to coming home as this earth offers

Take care

Yona

At 6:14pm on February 3, 2009, john e jacobs said…: hi donna my name is John Jacobs native from Harrison Ohio and I read your article in log home design. I'm a rustic artist and enjoy making unique end tables, benches, coffee table etc. I have been fascinated with log homes since I was a teenager and have 5 acre in Okeana Ohio. My wife and I plan to build in due time! would like to chat sometime!

At 9:06pm on January 8, 2009, Glenn V said…: I wanted to let you know I really enjoyed the 2009 annual buyer's guide especially the design your home article with the room by room rundown. I learned a few things,thank you, but now I have to wait for the next issue. Ever think of making the magazine by weekly??? grinning, I do read the magazines more than once. I got a storage tupper ware type box with dividers in to clip articles and pictures out of magazines for designing help on our log home.

At 10:37am on December 22, 2008, Bill & Ginny Yeager said…: Thanks for the welcome. I'm building in the Cosby Tennessee area (about 10 miles up the road from the Cosby Ranger Station in the Great Smokies). Hopefully. it'll be completed sometime in March.