Cabin Porn
Inspiration for your quiet place somewhere.
Edited by the folks at Beaver Brook.
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Härjedalen, Sweden. Submitted by Mats Andersson.
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Arthur Pass, New Zealand. Submitted by Caroline Knecht.
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San Cassiano, Bolzano-Bozen, Italy. Photo by Tim Maides.
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Island cottage north of Vancouver, British Columbia.
Submitted by Kim Hadley.
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Bear Spring Cabin in Frederick, Maryland.
Submitted by Dave Codrea.
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Shipping container house in Iceland. Photo by Bryce Johnson.
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Boat sheds near Lake Meðalfellsvatn, Iceland. Photo by Hugi Ólafsson.
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Alp Scimarmota, Ticino, Switzerland. Photo by Rafael Zwiegincew.
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Modern lavvu overlooking Holmevatnet Lake in Troms, Norway by Haukur Sigurðsson.
Lavvu (also Laavo) are the traditional tipi-like dwellings of the Sami, indigenous peoples of the northernmost lands of Scandinavia, and were originally designed for semi-nomadic reindeer herding on windy, tree-less plains.
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Area-241 is the mountain playground of snowboarding pioneer Mike Basich on Donner Pass near Truckee, California.
Totaling 40 acres and situated at 7,100 feet, the property is only accessible by snow mobile in winter and features a stone hot tub, a snow cat, and a tow rope in addition to the solar-powered cabin built from 175 tons of granite moved by hand over a 5-year period.
Learn more here.
(Source: pinkbike.com)
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A-frame in Big Sur, CA. Photo by Tom Fowlks.
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Two-story shipping container cabin in Northern Sierras, CA.
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Karlsbader Hütte in the Lienzer Dolomites of Austria.
Submitted by photogragher Andreas Jakwerth.
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Mongolian Ger
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David Cartier’s homestead in the Yukon Territory, Canada:
One beautiful clear night last week, at our new place near the Yukon River about 30 km. east of Whitehorse. The great thing about having my job evaporate into thin air was that we were able to move out of town to this nice, quiet place where the only traffic we ever see is the occasional passing of a neighbor’s dog team. In the foreground at left is the wood fired sauna/bath house I just finished building, an absolute high priority essential for living in a place without running water.
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