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CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- They raised the roof -- literally -- in Flint Springs on Saturday.Volunteers spent the day dismantling an 1820s-era cabin originally constructed at Apison in Hamilton County. It was moved to Bradley County in the 1980s, then reroofed and reassembled on the site where Cherokee Chief John Ross lived in a similar cabin.The entire structure will be disassembled and then rebuilt on the same site with original materials when possible and with matching materials when necessary.The Flint Springs Ruritan Club, the Ocoee Region Builders Association and others who are working on the cabin hope the job is done by next spring or summer.On Saturday, professional builder Dennis Epperson and Ralph Gwaltney began by removing the 3 <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.us>stanley cup usa 0-year-old wooden shingles. I m glad to see the rafters are in good shape, Epperson said during a break.Tami Cro stanley cup ft recorded measurements and locations for each part of the structure for the future rebuild.Jim Laub, president of the Flint Springs Ruritan Club, said the original Ross cabin survived into the 1940s before collapsing from neglect. You can hardly touch something like this without reflecting on the past, Laub said, holding a piece of rotten hand-hewn log from the Flint Springs cabin. The man who cut this has gone to his reward a long time ago; so has his grandchildren. The cabin will be reassembled on piers about two feet off the ground to avoid damage from water ru stanley cup nning downhill, which destroyed some of the lowest logs, Epperson said
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