Log and Timber Home Living

Together Forever

igh school sweethearts Larry and Pam Swift grew up in an Indiana town so small their graduating class had fewer than 20 students, but that didn’t stop them from having big dreams. Larry comes from a long line of farmers and Pam’s family ran a lumberyard, so the inclination to live in a log home

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