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.

June 3, 2012

THE HOPELESSLY OPTIMISTIC

San Antonio Express: Blaze leaves forest's future unclear, By Colin McDonald


San Antonio Express-News/© 2012 WILLIAM LUTHER A soot-covered participant in the Lost Pines Log Pull...breaks for lunch.

It is very nice that the writer included personal elements of our story, however I am not the one to play the role of "sad sap" very well- and although this article doesn't feel like the positive solution-based approach we hope to convey- it is our prayer that our actions are effective in the message. Perhaps, the reality with the trees is that we are in a sad sap situation and that sadly most will just rot and fall. We obviously have hopelessly optimistic attitudes, and remain dedicated to making the best of our situation.
- Jamaica

LOST PINES LOG PULL

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June 3, 2012

THE HOPELESSLY OPTIMISTIC

San Antonio Express: Blaze leaves forest's future unclear, By Colin McDonald

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