The attached picture is of the little ‘rancher’s cabin’ that is on our 20 acres in Argyle Canyon here in Utah.
Argyle is at about 8,700 feet in elevation, and is covered in quakes and pines. It’s beautiful.
As near as we figure it’s close to 100 years old and was used by the ranchers in the area that were herding cattle and sheep.
Up the hill from there sits our other ‘Tiny House’ which is an A-Frame cabin built in the early eighties. It’s about 600 square feet and is one of my favorite places in the world.
We use the rancher cabin for storage and the kids like to play house in it when they’re staying at the cabin. –Eric Butterfield
It would have been nice to see some inside pictures..
“Quakes?”
Aspens? For the trembling leaves.
Not in dictionary.
Quakies are an old-timer name for aspens because of the shimmering “quaking” leaves. Beautiful spot they picked for their home there, whoever homesteaded that land.
Someone needs to inform Wikipedia about quakes. Although I did find quakies in the dictionary (but not Wikipedia).