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A significant part of the wood used to remake San Francisco after the Incomparable Tremor of 1906 came from the North Coast. The Huge Stream, only north of the Motel, was no special case. In the last piece of the twentieth 100 years, during a seismic tremor retrofitting project on the Huge Stream span, these "sinker" logs were seen as profoundly implanted in the residue. Guiltless virgin redwood, 15,000 board feet of these logs were eco-rescued from the mud and utilized as a significant part in the 2001 development of the present-day Brewery Gulch Inn. The impact of the mineralization of this redwood as it lay under the waterway is obvious in the variety of the framing in the banquet room. The area of Brewery Gulch Inn, part of the first 10 section of land farmstead of Mendocino pioneer, Homer Barton, has terrific perspectives out over Dealer's Inlet and boundaries 48,000 sections of land of empty knolls and redwoods of the Jackson Exhibition State Backwoods.