| Tall Tree Cottage - 3BR/ 2BA - Sleeps up to 8 |
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| Tall Tree Retreat - 2BR / 2BA - Sleeps up to 6 |
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Below are the most current photos of Tall Tree Cottage & Tall Tree Retreat.
Click here for a PDF slide show start to finish of Construction at Tall Tree Cottage.
"Retreat Yourself !"
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Sleeps up to 8 persons
Need room for up to 14 persons ? Rent both homes with a 10% discount on base rent for BOTH !
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TALL TREE RETREAT (AKA "CABIN") - EST. 2008
Sleeps up to 6 persons
Need room for up to 14 persons ? Rent both homes with a 10% discount on base rent for BOTH !
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PHOTO / SLIDESHOW ARCHIVE OF TALL TREE COTTAGE CONSTRUCTION
Phase I - Ground breaking and Foundation : March 1st - March 30, 2007 (.pdf slideshow format)
Phase II - Rough-In Framing- First Floor : March 30th - April 9th, 2007 (.pdf slideshow format)
Phase III - Rough-In Framing-Second Floor : April 10th - April 18, 2007 (.pdf slideshow format)
Phase IV - Final Rough In - pre Windows / Doors : April 19 - May 11, 2007 (.pdf slideshow format)
"Topping Off" Party -- Framing Completed -- Celebration of the" Spirit of the Tree" (May 1st approx)
Read Article on the tradition of "Topping Off" new construction...
Complete View from Start to Finish (Almost anyway)--- (Large File) March 1st -July 1st,, 2007
Check out these special pics of our "lakefront" cottage here (these are pics of the April 2008 record flooding of Tablerock Lake and the White River Basin) - normal lake level is 915 MSL and these pics are taken with water at 933.1 MSL and still rising -- broke the all time record in 1962 of 932 ft ! As of August 1st, 2008 the lake is almost down to normal with water levels at 921 MSL and dropping about .33 ft per day on average.