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    High Forest Hideout

    Jul 23, 2019 4 minutes
    Story by Claudia Johnson, Honest Abe Log Homes
    Photography by LaDawn Weston/WestonHouse Photography

    Some dreams are too strong to let go, and that’s why Chuck Bailey never gave up on his hope for a hideout in the woods.

    “I lived at my parents’ cottage in Brown County, Indiana, while attending Indiana University,” Chuck said. “After graduating in 1974, I moved to North Carolina to begin my professional career, hoping that someday I would be able to come back to this special place.”

    Fast forward 33 years to 2007. After 31 years of marriage and having raised four children, Chuck and his wife Terri were finally empty nesters. Chuck was ready for country living, and though Terri was reluctant, the couple started exploring property suitable

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