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Ambilmar
Cabin was established in 1997, built of wood from the mountain. It
took almost a year to cut, mill and dry. Poplar, pine and hickory were some
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Ambilmar from the
driveway. |
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It sits on 12
acres adjacent to the Cherokee National Forest. |
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(View from
the porch) |
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The cabin
sleeps eight (8). It has two bedrooms, one upstairs with two beds and
one downstairs. Also the living room couch is a sleeper sofa. They are all
queen size.
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The gas fireplace was made of Tennessee
fieldstone and constructed by Mitchell Tipton of Blue Ridge, Georgia. The
mantle is a solid piece of hickory finished by a local craftsman.
It gives the whole cabin a sense of warmth. |
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The cabin has a deck on all 4 sides,
and a front porch swing that over looks the creek. |
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An elderly lady in Farner, Tennessee did the quilt hanging in the dining
room. The Covered bridge tapestry hanging over the couch came from Amish
country in Ohio. Amish girls in Indiana made the quilted pillows. |
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Living Room |
The dining room table and
fireplace. |
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Cabin
also has:
- central heat
and air
- dish washer
- washer/dryer
- garbage
disposal
- all linen,
dishes, pots and pans
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Our kitchen. |
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