a caulk can be applied if desired it appears that the interface between the edges 84 and the surface 72 of the subtending log at the point of contact 86 is such that an effective seal is formed mitigating any need for a caulk or chink experience has indicated that when an upper log 72 is raised or removed the contact lines 86 in the lower log have been compressed by the weight of the upper log to provide a distinct channel and increased contact area along the lines 68 referring now to fig6 the configuration of the corner 14 of the long wall and the short wall is illustrated in somewhat greater detail as already described with respect to fig3 for diagrammatic purposes fig6 shows an aggregate foundation 36 with a wooden sill plate 38 secured thereto for supporting the longer wall 16 and sill plate 40 for supporting the short wall 12 in the preferred construction anchor bolts are cast into the aggregate foundation 36 and extend upwardly to secure the sill plates 38 and 40 and the sill log 42 of the short wall and the first log 52 of the long wall the anchor bolts are not shown in fig6 although the aperture 114 for one anchor bolt is diagramatically shown furthermore an anchor bolt may be disposed at the intersection of the long wall and short wall in order to.