The Perfect Bushcraft Cabin? (V. Pic Heavy)
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Nesslin lake,Canada.
just to add taken from wiki.Ajawaan lake, Saskatchewan, Canada Grey Owl's cabin "Beaverlodge" (Fremte,09-2006 with digital camera, personally taken and released freely for any use, but not for profit).
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Nesslin lake,Canada.
Hi guys.........I have been a member a while but done/said nothing. Truth is, having joined BB about the same time, I've been glued to that too much, and to have two forums take my eye off my day job would be toooooo much.
Anyhow, back to the OP.......saw this pic and just thought, that is the perfect bush cabin for me.......and, visiting Canada next summer for the first time, it just called me..........great pic too, captures it all.
This little cabin goes for a cool $1.65m.
http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/370-Beech-Street_Highland-Park_IL_60035_1109385563
Happy trails...torc.
robin wood
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Nesslin lake does it for me. I never thought of it as anything but a beautiful home but it is in the woods so maybe Wharton Esherick's is worth a look.
Nesslin lake,Canada.
just to add taken from wiki.Ajawaan lake, Saskatchewan, Canada Grey Owl's cabin "Beaverlodge" (Fremte,09-2006 with digital camera, personally taken and released freely for any use, but not for profit).
i too love this hut
Nesslin lake,Canada.
just to add taken from wiki.Ajawaan lake, Saskatchewan, Canada Grey Owl's cabin "Beaverlodge" (Fremte,09-2006 with digital camera, personally taken and released freely for any use, but not for profit).
Got to love this one too. I also really like 1 and 3 from my OP
Perhaps not as spectacular as cabins below, but very cosy... Especially when you finally get there after several days spent under the tent. The hills that you can see behind the cabin are territory of Ukraine... edge of the Europe you may say.
One of many lonely cabins in Bieszczady Mountains. Inhabited, but kept in quite good shape by visitors.
It has it's vinatge scent (don't get me wrong - it is not a smelly place!) and brings the atmosphere of life of legendary Bieszczady lumberjacks.
I like that shed someone built off the Devon or cornish coast a few years ago. Wish I could find a pic. It was made up out of the timber that was washed off the ship in the channel. The only way to reach it was by sea or abing down sheer cliffs. It had a veranda and was on stilts IIRC. Windows and everything. Was very well made by someone who obviously made many visits over quite some time and had good carpentry skills. Amazing holiday home and you could only see it from the sea too.
I think No12 is cool , bit big , but nice and rustic . Love the ukrainian one though simply but cozy . Im halfway through building a cabin , ill try to put some photos up when its finished - never managed to upload photos before always goes pear shaped !!!!
Either the Canadian or the Ukrainian one. A wee bit of elbow grease, a good brush out, hammer and nails, a comfy bed and that'd be well sorted 
cheers,
Toddy
cheers,
Toddy
The view from number 9 captivates me. I hope it isn't one of those estate agent pictures where there's an airport on the other side.
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