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Clyde Cremer brings a lifetime of expertise to the design and construction of high-quality log homes. He earned an:
Associate degree and a Certificate as a Forest Technician from Lassen College in Susanville, CA
Bachelor of Science in Forestry from Stephen F. Austin University in Nacogdoches, TX
Master of Foresry degree from the Yale University School of Forestry and Environmental Studies in New Haven, CT.
He joined as a charter member and served as a Director of the North American Log Builder’s Association and was founder and director of the Connecticut Wood Producers Association.
Clyde also gained valuable experience in the mid-l970s as an inspector for the Tree Farms Association of Connecticut.
In 1977, he founded American Log Homes, where he still serves as president, and he maintains his connection to forestry as a professional member of the Society of American Foresters, Log Home Council, National Association of Home Builders and Building Systems Council
Jeff Cremer
While growing up in scenic Colorado, Jeff Cremer became fascinated with Peru after reading about the Nazca Lines. The images of this mysterious, ancient Peruvian site eventually inspired him to take up photography upon completion of his service in the United States Air Force.
After earning a masters degree in construction management, winning photography awards in Colorado, and having astrophotography images published, Jeff’s adventurous spirit, love for travel, and photography brought him to Central and South America. Impressed by the stunning beauty and abundant photographic opportunities commonly encountered in Latin America, he lived in Costa Rica before realizing his lifelong dream of visiting Peru. His experiences in Peru inspired him to stay for good and when not helping other people capture the wonders and beauty of this fascinating country, he spends much of his time traveling in and taking pictures of the endless facets of Peru.
Some of Jeff’s images from Peru and other places in Latin America can be viewed at his Flicker site.
Jeff’s best work from Peru can be seen in his book called, "People of the Sun – A Journey Into The Heart Of The Inca Empire". This coffee table book visually explores the Peruvian countryside, her nature, and her people and is testament to why Jeff moved to this exciting country.
