On weekends the friends would come up from New York City to build their respective cabins. Here you can see Mr. Zink inspecting the roof system.

This 8 x 12ft cabin was able to sleep up to 3 people comfortably. With a bunk bed that was queen on the bottom and single on the top with views of Mambacus mountain in the winter.

Mr Zink and his friends would bring up a few gallons of water, food, and other supplies. The outhouse was just 100 yards away. 

The addition of a 16x16ft room made it possible to have more people come and stay at the cabin. 

The new space would house a wood burning stove, a kitchen, pull out couch, and generous windows to bring the nature indoors.

The new deck is complete with a few trees cleared the view begins to peek through. 

the 'mountain' has a way of bringing people together. The hand made efforts over many weekends build the anticipation of the merry celebrations ahead.

In December of 1986 Mr Zink installed a Vermont Castings stove with a blue stone hearth and distressed brick.  The firesplace allowed for him to get the space up to nearly 90 degrees F on the coldest of winter days.

we enjoyed the view so much we wanted to add larger windows.