Fish, swim or wade.
	Similar light pole exists beside the rear fireplace patio/deck where the Miller's house used to be. (About 20 feet from the back porch headed down towards the river. Not too far when it's cold outside and you're trying to get the kids/grandkids from the cabin to the outdoor fireplace for fun.)
	Great view from front of cabin looking downhill at the patio/deck with second fireplace (one inside and one outside).   Adirondack chairs and small table (solid cedar) convey.  Spacious backporch with porch swing (not visible).
	Wintertime photo. Shows view from backporch, looking down the hill towards the Meherrin River.  After walking to the left of the deck/fireplace and down the path, you hit a dirt/flintstone or bedrock access road (where the wagons used to bring corn/wheat for the grist mill).  Take a left in front of the old admin shack (still in good shape) and head down the access road towards the front of the late 1800's/early 1900's Grist Mill (barely visible on left).  River visible in background and audible from the back porch!

 

Miscellaneous photos showing the Loft (two sets of bunk beds, one not visible with side window and large window view of front fields/driveway roundabout), the back porch and adirondack styled cedar swing, bathroom with lure curtain (barely visible - wooden reel toilet paper dispenser), kitchen (with steps leading to loft visible to the left),  view of den looking down from loft (both cross beams are from the 1800's and mantle is from the late 1700's with beveled openings (carved in),