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The bed springs are blocking an easy entrance to below the roof. Some of the floor is still intact but...

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There's nothing too exciting inside the cabin. There's a bed spring inside and the chimney is apparent....

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Among the plastic pieces was this knife. It's a durable plastic, I wonder if this can be dated serially.

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Getting closer there are bed springs and metal pieces lying on the foundation. There are also broken pieces of plastic.

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The roofing on this cabin is still largely intact. It's long strips of tarred abrasive sheets. The chimney is still on the roof.

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This shows how the cabin fell back from its foundation. There wasn't too much left inside the back portion of the cabin.

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This overhead view shows where the exhaust from the stove would shoot up toward the ceiling. This is near the roof of the first fallen cabin.

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This stove was in the first cabin. It looks like it could still be usable even though moss is starting to grow on it.

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The other cabin had a similar fate with the roof falling backward toward the water. There are less larger...

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This is a Coleman heater. It looks like it may have been attached to something to keep it from falling.

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This is what the front of the cabin looks like. The floor seems to have collapsed and the roof feel...

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The lid of the barrel says this was gasoline for automotive. That might be a date at the top (bottom) of 1950.

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This fuel drum looks like it was opened with a giant can opener. I wonder what could do that.

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The drywall here is exposed and warping, but we can at least see what it is.

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Well, it's not so often that something so obvious jumps out at you. We now have something to record.

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There's a cabin across the way, but here we spotted a barrel which hints at human activity here in the past. Little did we know what we'd find.

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We're finding all the stakes right along the water, right where they should be. This is making work rather easy.

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I'm assuming this means Lot 1. It's right near the water. Nothing much else going on around here.

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