LOST PINES LOG PULL

Since the largest wildfire in Texas history, an affected Bastrop County couple has worked to harvest, transport, mill, and are currently rebuilding their home from the timber on their Lost Pines property. With a creative and pioneering spirit to construct their home from the scorched trees, they are personally rebuilding from the ashes. Blessed by the relationship with a local sawmill, they are maximizing the wood resources in as many ways possible for construction and finishes.

May 19, 2012

NOTHIN' TO LOSE

( EXCEPT MAYBE OUR SANITY )

The Log Pull is in one week and this whole bonkers idea is yet to be fully realized....good thing we been flexin' our tenacity these last 8 months. As it stands at the moment, it is either the most brilliant idea we've attempted yet- or it is the stupidest- either way it is definitely seems like our craziest. They say that God doesn't give you anything you can't handle...we believe this to be true. We just happen to currently be getting us a big ol' heapin' helpin' of handlin'....but, when you ain't got nothin' to lose (literally), you ain't got nothin' to lose.

LOST PINES LOG PULL

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May 19, 2012

NOTHIN' TO LOSE

( EXCEPT MAYBE OUR SANITY )

Overdrive Magazine - May 18, 2012

Charity event to harvest timber after major Texas wildfire, By Todd Dills

Bastrop Advertiser - May 18, 2012

Moore about Bastrop: Logs to Lumber Competition, By Debbie Moore

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