context1: The resort opened in May 2005 and has access to nine beaches, hence its name. The resort uses 84 <strong>cottage</strong> tent style cabanas for rooms, many of them on stilts above the turquoise waters. The resort is next to a dairy farm and slaughter house which causes a pungent odor -- wafting across [the] <strong>cabin</strong>.
context2: One day in 1926 as a surprise for Donahey's wife Mary Dickerson Donahey, herself an author, along with Reid-Murdock he had a duplicate large version of the keg house built that they could actually use. Reid-Murdock ordered the Pickle Barrel House to be built by the Pioneer Cooperage Company of Chicago. This special <strong>cottage</strong> would then be for the Donaheys to use as a summer <strong>cabin</strong> in the woods at Grand Sable Lake to inspire their writings.