This was at the Trader's Fair this past weekend...
The gentleman was there and notice me taking the picture...he opened the door for some reason, and it looked as if the only thing inside was a sleeping bag.
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14 comments:
And I thought John's man cave is bad!!!
Interesting name for a small living space.
I would paint it pink paisley and put up frilly curtains.
I'd do what Ginny suggested and then set up my sewing machine inside. It would be the perfect sewing room! Although it may need to have trailer in tow for the fabric stash :)
NO!
It would take a special kind of fellow to enjoy the confines of this "man cave." It certainly makes a great subject for pictures.
Ummm...I'd need more room
Whew, think I'll pass on that!
Of course I'd like to see the inside!
Looks pretty cozy but not much wall space to hang the dead animal heads :)
pretty cute, actually! i think my neighbor could use it instead of sometimes sleeping in his truck when his wife is mad at him. ;)
we could turn it into a lady's cave with some paint and flowers.. LOL.. it would feel like being in a coffin to me, way to small.
It might make me feel claustrophobic. But it's cute!
uh....NO! weird
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