Blackwood Cabin

Set back from the main of humanity Blackwood Cabin was built in the 1970’s. It was actually on the larger side, for being built from flesh, sweat and blood. The interior was simple, with a decent size accepting room – the first area you encountered when you walked in the front door- right accrose from the door was a huge fire place that, when the winter season was upon the earth warmed the entirety of the cabin. There was no electric light source anywhere in the cabin though the single window set on the right wall was sufficient enough during the day. Under the window sat a large hardwood stable with four chairs surrounding it. Other then a old, dusty rug in the center of the room nothing ells was to be found. But to the left there were two doors, each leading to a bedroom. The one closest to the door you enter the home with was the bigger of the two bedroom, it being the master’s room. Though there wasn’t much in either bedroom furniture wise, they were just as sparse as the kitchen/dinning room/entrance room. With only a bed, single dresser and old rug in each. If you wanted to use the bathroom you best be ready for a trip outside to the outhouse. Blackwood Cabin had been kept much the way it had been built, though the outhouse had been slightly modernized with running water for both the toilet and the ajoining shower. Still no light though, so you better be ready for a black shower. The cabin was set on only a few acres of land, the rest having been sold threw the years, but what land there was was long and lush grass. For the horses that may recide here theres a rather new stable, able to fit three comfortably in large stalls. And a fenced in area was to ensure the safety of the domestic animals.