Everyone Laughed at His Cabin in a Cave — Until It Saved Him in the Blizzard

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November 1883, the Bitterroot Valley of Montana territory. A Norwegian quarry man named Jacob Hendrickson stood at the mouth of a limestone cave 40 ft deep and 18 ft wide, carved by ancient water into the eastern slope of a windscraped ridge. While his neighbors felled pine after pine to raise conventional log cabins against the coming winter, Jaco... Read More