Neighbors Laughed When He Pitched A Tent Inside His Cabin — Until He Saved His Last Cord Of Wood

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They called Thomas Brennan a fool when he strung canvas across the rafters of his cabin in late October of 1873. His neighbors in the Montana territory settlement of Bitterroot Valley had watched him haul in pine poles and stretch oiled duck cloth inside what should have been his winter living space, creating what looked like a tent pitched right t... Read More