Comments are open
I got tired fighting against a tidal wave of spammy comments so I turned them off and slept my nights like a baby.
However, I read this post at Lifehack.org and felt the nasty sting of a bad conscious. I think I should make it easier for you to interact with the stuff that I write.
It’s again comments open here at Loghomescabin, in case someone would like to ask a question or give a comment, without the hassle of writing an email to me. Now the next task waits ahead. I’d better write an introductory page where you can get all the necessary background information about me and this site.
January 4th, 2007 01:35
What a great site. Thanks for letting me comment. I love the photos on the site as well. I enjoy log homes. My cousin lives in one that I’ve coveted for decades. I live in a factory building instead.
So there, a comment. : )
January 5th, 2007 01:15
Thanks for the comment, rather surprised to have one so soon. Factory building studio apartments are something phenomenal. Too bad people tend to value short-term cost savings over long-term effectiveness. Too many spacious factory buildings are being demolished to make room for something new. Granted it is often more expensive to renovate old than to build completely new, but since when money started to dictate our lives…
Ok everybody, go and check the community that Chris is developing, nothing more to see over here.
August 21st, 2007 06:21
Your site is great. I have been looking for sites that focus on logcabins and mountain homes and you offer some excellent content.
I have enclosed a link to another great site focused on Colorado Mountain Homes. This may be of interest to your visitors. Good luck with the site.
Winter Park Real Estate, Colorado Mountain Homes - Coyote Creek mountain homes and real estate just minutes away from alpine ski resorts.
www.coyotecreekco.com
Alex