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"Trapper's Cabin" That old log Trapper's Cabin sure stood out Like a landmark in those "Teton Peaks" A slight wisp of smoke trail'd toward the sky Accompanied by rubbing snags with their eerie creak!   The fall weather had a Crisp bite to the Wind And the Aspens had taken on a golden glow The trapper'd been split'n shakes to patch the roof And that darn woodpile sure had to grow!   The trapper had built the cabin from Cedar Logs Big enough to withstand the Winter Snows The shutter'd windows let in little light So he'd read his precious books by the lanterns glow!   Those little shelters he'd built out on the Trap Line Made his Log Cabin seem like a King's Castle And the Meadows, Aspens, Lakes and Shining Mountains Were the Trapper's Treasures without the hassle!   "MOREWOOD" (Dan Rice) 12\11\02

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