The cabin is still standing, now with a fully demolished deck thanks to Bob, Melissa, and crew!

The overstuffed shed with it's fancy paint job from last spring.

Proof of our excellent fire break!

More proof of our excellent fire break!

The Has-Been Coral and the partially painted front of the cabin.

Logan is a happy roofer.

You wouldn't think he'd be so thrilled about doing this again.

So when it was raining outside, it was also raining inside.

Logan smash rain!

Curse you aqua scum!

More plumbing problems and our creative temporary solutions. It's like a luge for drips!

When we weren't having leaks in the plumbing, we had no water at all. Jody thirsty!

And then it rained more, and we needed more buckets.

Duncan comes to help.

These boys sure are handy.

And then they become angry- sand people style.

Even the back side of the shed got a fresh coat of paint last spring.

Some trees are still standing.

Ah, my favorite angle to take photos of the cabin...

Mighty shingle pile 1.

Mighty shingle pile 2. (I take photos like my grandma- if only I could make them into slides and bore you with a cabin vacation slide show)

Duncan and Logan finish the last of the roofing with emergency shingles I had to buy in Evanston that morning.

The honorary last shingle. It was momentous.

Logan sleepy.

Celebrations! We can now say we have a completely re-roofed cabin.

This is time lapse at it's best- the cabin when we arrived.

The cabin, after first day demolition and some repairs.

Morning of the second day.

Dunkan and Logan on the third day.

Finishing up

The last shingle.

Mighty roofers are we!