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Day 10a – 5/30/2019 – The Camp

This camp is a truly great testament to the creative arts. Built in 1940 it has been remodeled a couple of times since 1980. But rather than looking like what it is – a basic small cabin with add-ons, the finished product presents a unified whole trimmed in real barn-wood and tastefully decorated with unique accoutrements.

Rather than attach these photos to a normal day I’m giving them their own space. If you aren’t interested you can proceed to day 11. Otherwise…

Lake-side view of the camp
“Recovered wood” state of Maine
Master Bedroom with exposed beams
Detail of beam joint in Master Bedroom
Barn Door to Master Bath – complete with tack and bridle hanger
Sink in Master Bathroom
Detail of sink top in Master Bathroom. Note also the faucet.
The kitchen
Kitchen sink
Detail of island doors
Living Room area – probably the bedroom in the original cabin.
Note the tree trunk. It’s actually a primary support structure for the loft. The owners chose to leave it with bark and lichen stall attached. It makes a great centerpiece for the house.
There are two stained glass windows in the house. This one, above the kitchen is actually in the wall of the loft, so they back lit it. It makes a great night-light.
The camp is named “Flat Rock” for the rock formation at the lake shore
We’re sorry we didn’t get to spend more time doing “lake things”
Old “what’s his name” blogging at the dining table – ignoring the view of the lake in the background.