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The Living Springs Log House, a log home with a red metal roof, two dormers, and a long wraparound deck, sitting above a green garden slope under tall oaks and a blue sky
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

The Features of the Land, Buildings and Surrounding Area

Painted illustration of a sunny Ozark meadow where an older man hugs a cow, a young couple laughs with a goat, children run with a piglet, a teen pets a lamb, chickens wander and a golden retriever trots along
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

This Land Could Be a Farm Animal Sanctuary

A hand-drawn survey map of numbered land lots with boundary measurements
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

The Permaculture Map: What We First Dreamed for This Land

The Living Springs Log House in winter with a red metal roof, deck, and rock wall
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

Questions and Answers About the Living Springs Log House

The red metal building at dusk with its large door open and lights on inside
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

The Insulated Metal Building Has the Potential for Multiple Uses, Including a Living Space

Watercolor of a visitor on a hay bale watching a pig root through autumn leaves, with goats and hens nearby
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

A Different Kind of Sanctuary

The Living Springs Log House from the driveway, with garage door, windows, and stairs up to the deck
October 18, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

Our Log House Is a Hybrid: Clearing Up Some Confusion

Illustration of road construction on a rural two-lane highway beside a lake, with an orange road work sign, traffic cones, a temporary traffic signal, and large yellow excavating equipment.
October 18, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

Highway 74 and the Road Work by the Lake: A Disclosure from Living Springs Log House

Autumn-colored wooded hillside above a blue lake, with two red-roofed buildings in the distance
October 16, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

The Story of the Living Springs Neighborhood

Six photos of water at the Living Springs Log House: the cave spring with a white Great Pyrenees, a cistern lid, an overflow pipe, a downspout, a culvert, and a wet area with willows
October 14, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

Water, Water Everywhere: The Water Story of the Living Springs Log House

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