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The Ephraim Bales Place

Among the various cabins that can be viewed along the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail is the Ephraim Bales Cabin.

The Bales cabin was a double cabin with a passageway known as a "dog trot" in between. Dog-trot cabins, which are fairly common throughout the southeastern U.S., typically involve two adjacent cabins with roughly 10 feet in between, but with one continuous roof. The space between the two halves was relatively cool in summer and warm in winter, making it attractive to dogs. Both halves of the cabin have their own chimney.
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Lana Trussell 2015
The Ephraim Bales Place

The Ephraim Bales Place

Among the various cabins that can be viewed along the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail is the Ephraim Bales Cabin.

The Bales cabin was a double cabin with a passageway known as a "dog trot" in between. Dog-trot cabins, which are fairly common throughout the southeastern U.S., typically involve two adjacent cabins with roughly 10 feet in between, but with one continuous roof. The space between the two halves was relatively cool in summer and warm in winter, making it attractive to dogs. Both halves of the cabin have their own chimney.
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