Wall Tent Platform near the Inklin River

 Under the three tiers of logs salvaged from dead blow down in the area, Bryan laid the first layer of 2 x 10's cut with his Alaskan Mill.  The higher the floor the better because of the snow and the bears.   He then stapled tar paper and laid another layer of 1".  Mosquitoes and Black flies can wiggle their way in between cracks.   He then milled up the 1 x 10 " sheeting for the 5 feet walls.  Our Wall Tent is 10 x 12 x 5.
BUT NOW ... AFTER DISCUSSING IT LAST NIGHT AND THIS MORNING.... BRYAN MIGHT JUST GO AHEAD AND PUT THE ROOF UP AND NOT BOTHER WITH STRUGGLING WITH PUTTING THE WALL TENT OVER THE STRUCTURE.  THEN LATER IN THE FALL WE STILL HAVE TO GET THAT WALL TENT OFF THIS STRUCTURE AND GET THAT WALL TENT DRY BEFORE PACKING IT AWAY.  BRYAN IS THINKING IT WILL BECOME THE WOOD SHED AFTER WE BUILD THE LINE CABIN HERE.  IT CAN BE A TEMPORARY CABIN TIL THE LINE CABIN IS BUILT.
You can see the log puller that Bryan is using.  It works fine but he has some ideas to make it better.  He will probably do the changes while we are out in Atlin at our shop where the welder is.  If so I will post it.