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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Installing A Solar Powered Garage Door At Your Cabin
By Kristy Jones With the energy crisis just looming in the corner, many cabin and homeowners are already taking actionable steps towards environment-friendly energy sources. One of the common energy sources for cabin and households today is solar power. Purchasing … Continue reading
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Things You Should Know about Cabin Maintenance
By Lana Hawkins All those people who own a wood cabin eagerly look forward to weekends and vacation times when they can escape from city chaos and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of their second home. However, very often, after returning … Continue reading
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Turn an Ordinary Cabin into a Cozy Paradise
By Chloe Taylor Having your own getaway is an idea that is nearly impossible to top. First of all, in this era of steel, concrete and glass it really means a world to have a place surrounded with nature to … Continue reading
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A Warm Welcome to the Show
Presented by pianist Neal Topliff For as many years as the Lake Home & Cabin Show has been around, Minnesota musician Neal Topliff has greeted every person coming through the entrance with his peaceful, soothing music. Each year his original … Continue reading
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Sandwiches To Die For!
Presented by Chef Patrick Moore, the “Getaway Gourmet” A “PB&J” sandwich might be okay in a grade school lunch bag, but you never have to settle for it again at the cabin! The Lake Home & Cabin Show’s very own … Continue reading
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The Bat Zone with Rob Mies
Presented by the Organization for Bat Conservation Did you know that a single little brown bat — the most common bat in Wisconsin — catches more than 1,200 mosquitoes in one hour? Imagine what a colony of these nocturnal workers … Continue reading
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