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Sure enough, i recognize now

They had some folks wanting to hire it but the State requires ADA stuff and special licensing and renovations would be required etc so they said forget it. Friends and family are allowed to use it and they have plenty of both. There were over 60 of us there this week easily

There was a town called Oak Bar there first. A couple banking families had a marriage between them and they bought up the town, knocked it down and built the lodge. This was during prohibition so it was a great place to have a drinking party in the day. Some neat history of all that still there

It's not open to the public but I could likely arrange a walk through with enough notice.

Oak Bar, closest town is Klamath River. Not sure if this google link will work or not. There is no web site i'm aware of but they are sort of keeping a Facebook Page https://plus.google.com/112722395012755166021/about?gl=us&hl=en

Mick, you'll need a little more detail before I buy!

Idk Cory, I'd expect any tool that made it easier to under buck with a cross cut would be popular, good eye

It was a lot of logging but still a great deal!

Shoot, I lost it years ago! I told someone a few weeks ago that my secretary keeps my brain in a jar on her desk. I'm always calling and asking something!

I guess I did, was thinking I skipped it

I didn't take a picture of that one. I think they have every print at the lodge. My favorite is "pitch"

Spent thanksgiving day and night at a historic lodge my good friends own. They bought it along with about 2 sections of land and paid for it with the logs about 20 years ago. Anyway, I've always enjoyed these prints so I took some pictures to share. Might just have to order some myself! And...