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I haven’t been able to find much documentation on the cave although one of my web design clients: River and Earth Adventures leads guided trips to this cave and has assembled a nice packet. The last page of the PDF is the only known map that I can find.

http://www.raftcavehike.com/images/stories/pdfs/Caving.pdf

The Gallery below is a mixture of caving trips and it should give you an idea about how muddy and amazing this place is.

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Chicken Experience Disclaimer

Although my experience raising chickens has not been very lengthy, and to be completely honest I think I’ve lost more chickens than I currently have now, It’s been very rewarding and educational. I currently have 19 Hens and 2 Roosters (as of December 2012). I’ve been wanting to start a spin-off blog about backyard chickens for a while now and just haven’t found the time (or correct domain name) to do so. For now I’ll continue to do what I normally do with spin off topics, organize content on this site and then funnel it elsewhere.

Construction, Death, Games, Predators, and a Porch

Chicken Video from Week One, Too Cute!

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The new Shipping Container Home Design is based around one forty foot container and four twenty foot containers. It features a large sun room built on top of the forty foot shipping container. The lower level is a two car garage, workshop and gust bedroom with a single bath. The second level up is the main living room and Kitchen that opens up into the sun room. The top level is the master bedroom and bath with a large porch. The roof of the top container has been shown as a hot tub area with tree top heights. The main porch has a portion that overhangs the lower containers and a sitting area surrounds the tree that protrudes through the decking.

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Spirit of the Airstream

For almost a decade the Airstream captured the hearts and adventuresome spirits of so many in this country. One trip after another (from the storage space to the Uhaul) I kept thinking how ironic it is that I was loading up a Uhaul to drive across town to unload the Uhaul into a house about 3-4 times the size as this box on wheels. The Airstream has just a little bit more space than an average Uhaul although from the inside it seems exponentially more inviting and welcoming than a Uhaul interior.

Why the Airstream

What is it that draws us towards something like the Airstream but not the Uhaul? For me, it’s the bullet like design and porthole style windows that give it that space aged look. I hope to one day own one of these beauties myself but until then I’ll continue to dream and imagine myself cruising up the east coast with a much better drag coefficient than a Uhaul truck.

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