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A traditional stone plinth foundation for our timber frame cabin. Posts are scribed to stone and join the sill beams. All stones were gathered from the surrounding woods. Hunting stones is actually
A traditional stone plinth foundation for our timber frame cabin. Posts are scribed to stone and join the sill beams. All stones were gathered from the surrounding woods. Hunting stones is actually
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