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The settlers would let the fire in the fireplace go out at night because they didn't want to risk the log cabin catching fire.?
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What are the numbers of all the cabins at camp half-blood?
Cabin 1 is the Zeus Cabin which is mostly empty due to his vow not to have children with mortals. He only broke the oath once when he sired Thalia. Cabin 2 is the Hera Cabin which is honourary since she is the goddess of marriage and childbirth and would never cheat. Cabin 3 is the Poseidon Cabin which, like Cabin 1, is mostly empty due to his oath not to have children with mortal. He broke the oath once when he sired Percy. Cabin 4 is the Demeter Cabin. Cabin 5 is the Ares Cabin. Cabin 6 is the Athena Cabin. Cabin 7 is the Apollo Cabin. Cabin 8 is the Artemis Cabin which is honourary since she swore to be a maiden forever. Cabin 9 is the Hephaestus Cabin. Cabin 10 is the Aphrodite Cabin. Cabin 11 is the Hermes Cabin which is home to both his children and undetermined campers. Cabin 12 is the Dionysus Cabin Cabin 13 is the Hades Cabin Cabin 14 is the Iris Cabin Cabin 15 is the Hypnos Cabin Cabin 16 is the Nemesis Cabin Cabin 17 is the Nike Cabin Cabin 18 is the Hebe Cabin Cabin 19 is the Tyche Cabin Cabin 20 is the Hecate Cabin
Why is Percy put in cabin 11?
While I don't remember specific cabin numbers, the general idea was this. At first, he was put in a cabin which was usually assigned to demigods who hadn't been "claimed" or "recognized" yet by their parents - i.e., before Poseidon said that Percy was his son. Once his father had recognized him as his son, he was placed in a cabin reserved for Poseidon's children.
Why does Percy feel miserable once he get his own cabin?
Percy feels miserable when he gets his Öwn cabin because he is the Önly Öne there and it makes him feel lÖnely.
What is the Athena cabin number?
Cabin 6.
Did many people read Uncle Tom's Cabin?
no they didn't because it looked boring
The settlers would let the fire in the fireplace go out at night because they didn't want to risk the log cabin Catching Fire?
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A guy goes into a cabin with no electricity. What does he light first. The candle the fireplace or the wooden stove?
The match
How can you use the word rustic in a sentence?
Example sentence - The log cabin was rustic but warm after we had the wood in the fireplace burning.
The settlers would let the fire in the fireplace go out at night because they didnt want to risk the log cabin Catching Fire?
Sounds like a homework question- since there already a couple like that on here. More likely that you would learn to "bank" a fire (partially covering hot coals with ashes) so that it would last through the night (you did not want to stay up all night feeding the fire, did you?) Remember- no matches to light a fresh fire in the morning- not back then. But uncover the hot coals, add a bit of tinder and kindling, and you have a fire for cooking breakfast.
Other than logs name a feature you might find inside of a log cabin?
fireplace/wood stove antlers bunk beds
What page in the hunger games describes the cement lake cabin?
In Catching Fire the second book in the series, on page 93.
How do you live in Alaska?
A big log cabin with a fireplace, a big parka jacket and jeans, a shotgun, some money (to buy food), and big hunting boots
How do you clean wood charcoal stains off a porous concrete fireplace hearth?
We had carbon on the stone above our fireplace opening because a guest at our cabin started a fire without opening the damper. We used Sure Klean Fireplace Cleaner, following the instructions on the bottle. It's not easy to find, but it works as advertised. It removed all the carbon from the stone. The grout is 90% cleaner, but if you know to look, you can see that the grout is ever so slightly darker than the grout on the side of the fireplace, where there was no smoke damage. I give this product 5 out of 5 stars.
What type of cabin was typically built by the early settlers to east and central Texas?
Dog trot or dog run cabins.
Where did the word Hoosier come from?
ONE explanation I have heard was the traditional inquiry of early settlers when someone approached their cabin- "Who's here?".
Who built the first log cabin in the US?
There is no specific individual who is credited with building the first log cabin. However, the first log cabin's location was in Scandinavia and Eastern Europe.
Why cabin altitude is not equal to actual altitude?
Because the cabin inside the plane is pressurized?
