John Maclean, renowned writer Norman Maclean's son, stands in front of the family ice house. The sliding door was added after electricity came to Seeley Lake in the late 1950s and it became a storage shed.
John Maclean stood next to a rather old looking cabin outside of Seeley Lake and reminisced.
It used to be a wonderful place for him and his sister to play. Six-foot piles of sawdust would leave traces in their hair, clothes and teeth. It also served as a summer landing spot for his father, renowned writer Norman Maclean.
"It looks like it's old," John's niece said after seeing the ice house earlier this spring.
"The jokes on her," Tom Attard, owner of Burlyman Creations and contractor for the restoration the ice house recently underwent, said on Instagram. "It looks like it's old, but it's no...
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