Welcome to Michael's other Far Harbor settlement, this one at Echo Lake Lumber Mill. Yes, that is indeed the weapon vendor lady who has shimmied over from Longfellow's Cabin to become a medic. Still being her flat-out-of-charm self, but she does the job. Dalton Farm is gonna stick with its now-empty quick-build that's not worth posting, since its temporary residents are now at the mill. I intend to send whoever shows up at the Visitor's Center to Longfellow's once I finish the relevant quest, and that'll do it for the island's buildable sections until I get a bee in my bonnet to build in the fog again. (Edit: Okay nix the "no farm" concept because I got an idea that wouldn't let go, so it's now occupied and mid-build.)
But we're here for the lumber mill, so let's have a peek at the lowest level where beds reside, then up into the second floor living and dining area plus power generation, followed by the third level kitchen. There's a brand new stairway taking advantage of the hole in the first floor entry area that lands near the kitchen too.
I filled in all the broken floors and pushed them out further to create the back porch and various gangways. There's a bunch more of that going on at the attic level, which is no longer the only roof structure since there is now a brand new pseudo-greenhouse for water and the ever-present carrot garden of survival-difficulty snacks.
And thus, a moldering ol' behemoth gets a catwalk-laden makeover. Next mission is to snag those last settlers from the end of the Visitor's Center quest and send them to Longfellow's. Speaking of the cabin, sunrise gave me a ghostly greeting on the way back from completing the lumber mill build:
