
09/25/12, 12:00 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 689
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Everyone's comments about Cades Cove remind me of a funny family story. First, my wife and I have been to GSMNP and cades cove so many times over the years we couldn't count the number. Every time we go, we go around cades cove. Tody, if we were there we could easily spend a day going through the old log structures.
We used to always dream of having our own log cabin while we were going through. The kids of course always were with us from the time they were born and by 6 my son was long experienced in touring the Cades Cove cabins and barns. When we finally bought our farm, we were so excited when we started our log house. My 6 year old son was not nearly so happy at the announcement though. When wife asked him what was wrong, he said hed did not want to live in a log cabin, ever! When she asked him why, he said, "they are little, and dark, and smellish, and have holes in them. It never occured to us that he thought we were building something exactly like we always visited. He was very skeptical about the whole thing until we actually moved in.
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