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Twin Lakes Cabin
And So It Begins
In 1967 Richard cut the logs for his new Twin Lakes Cabin. He let them cure over the winter, and in the spring of 1968, moved all the logs to the building site to begin constructing his new home.
Roof Structure
The cabin is taking shape quickly. With the roof poles in place, it won't be long before the roof will be finished.
Near Completion
Near Completion
With the roof now sodded, and windows in place, time to begin to furnish his new home.
Cabin Fireplace
Near Completion
All of the rocks and stones gathered on Richard's travels around Twin Lakes now make up the new fireplace.
Kitchen Efficiency
Having an efficient kitchen for preparing meals is most important. Richard has everything he needs.
Living Space
The design of the cabin is well thought out, and allows maximum efficiency for living at Twin Lakes.
Bunk Beds
Very handy for any guests to stay. Richard used the upper bunk.
The Cabin Stove
Raymond "Jake" built Richard's cooking and heating stove for his new cabin. This would provide more warmth than his fireplace would.
The Fall Season
Winter At Twin Lakes
Richard loved the fall season with the beautiful and brilliant fall colors.
Winter At Twin Lakes
Winter At Twin Lakes
The winter season created some of the most beautiful landscape around Twin Lakes. The cold temperatures didn't stop Richard from his excursions.
Woodshed and Latrine
It was essential to have enough firewood supply on hand for the winter months.
Richard's Cache
Richard built his cache in 1969 to keep his food supply away from the visiting wildlife.