In a beautiful forest, an old man spent 117 days building a log cabin entirely by himself. He cut massive logs using only his hands and simple tools, stacking them layer by layer to form strong, sturdy walls. He laid a stone foundation, installed a wooden roof, and crafted neat doors and windows. As the sun set, he would sit and rest, gazing at his new home in the forest, with smoke rising from the chimney, carrying the scent of warm wood. It was a true display of patience, strength, and dedication—creating something from nothing, entirely by the work of his own hands.
