The Lodge is located at the end of a dead-end road in a remote Northern location. A mystical place set at the edge of a hardwood forest, where you can hear coyotes and owls at night, see deer, turkey, grouse, an occasional bear and a host of small 'critters' and birds. New photos appear at the top, so if you are a first time visitor, scroll to the bottom of the May, 2005, archive and view the building process.
Ottertail Lodge is a welcome destination after a long day afield (or just coming home from work). The golden color of the lodge's siding comes from a natural patina on the rough sawn White Pine lumber. This is how it looked last winter (2004/5).
posted by Red Green @ 9:52 AM
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You bet I am. I'm still doing O.K. with the winters. Hope that lasts.
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