It all started with this pile of locust logs, cut in Yancey County.
The above picture shows several pieces of unstained cedar, from the Tennessee border. The real gnarly piece on the bottom is our fireplace mantel.
These two pieces are locust, from Yancey county. When stained, they will frame the fireplace.
These two locust posts, from Yancey County, are now stained and will support the bonus room.
Ron Chandler makes all this - he is the former principal of Pensacola Elementary School.
Here is another picture of the fireplace, which Tony worked on today. It will be all stone, all the way to the cathedral ceiling. Picture the above locust logs and cedar mantel framing the opening.
This picture is from the kitchen - the two posts you see here will be replaced by the stained locust poles you see in the above picture with Randy and Ron. They are on either side of the split level bar/counter which separates the kitchen from the Great Room.
It all started with this pile of locust logs, cut in Yancey County.
The above picture shows several pieces of unstained cedar, from the Tennessee border. The real gnarly piece on the bottom is our fireplace mantel.
These two pieces are locust, from Yancey county. When stained, they will frame the fireplace.
These two locust posts, from Yancey County, are now stained and will support the bonus room.
Ron Chandler makes all this - he is the former principal of Pensacola Elementary School.
Here is another picture of the fireplace, which Tony worked on today. It will be all stone, all the way to the cathedral ceiling. Picture the above locust logs and cedar mantel framing the opening.
This picture is from the kitchen - the two posts you see here will be replaced by the stained locust poles you see in the above picture with Randy and Ron. They are on either side of the split level bar/counter which separates the kitchen from the Great Room.
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