Thoreau was a dissenter and a dropout, perhaps the most famous
who ever lived. He signed off from the Church. He signed of
from the State. "If I had known how to name them:' he wrote,
"I should have signed off in detail from all the societies
which I never signed on to." He rejected the Establishment
and all its trappings. He saw such possessions as fancy clothes
and elaborate furniture as so much extra baggage. He demanded
a fresh, uncluttered existence with time for self-exploration.
He would, he told the world, "breathe after his own fashion."
FG, et al -this is SO cool !
You guys seem to give away so much, it really is a great
gift to the world.just think of all the people that you
don't even know that you are making happy. Thanks again.
All the best to you,now and always. - andrew
( now, if only i could make a "life size" cabin in thewilderness
. . 8/20
Andrew, YOU CAN !!! Just be darn sure to get all the
permits and environmental studies..Chip FG
This is a great model, but you have to cut the window
anddoor open to see the inside. I have a series of photos
of thecompleted model with the interior seen through the
lower windowhalf and the hinged door, as well as the outside.
It was wellappreciated by a young lady who had to visit
the hospital.
For tips, you might put in that rubbing a "fire" in the
cabin or the lens in the light houses with vegetable oil
makes the paper translucent. Putting in a black core or
backdrop to seal the light, you can put in a mini light
bulb or LED for very realistic effects. Ramping LEDs that
pulse are available, but keep the kids awake so I use a
steady light. Dennis
