It is really cute. and the porch furniture just fits and matches it. I agree about the window. It is like there is a room upstairs in the back, but not in the front. Maybe they ran out of money for the front window.
It reminds me of the cabin Andy's folks had at Holland Lake, MT, except it was made of logs. Andy helped build it, and they had the expertise of a fellow (from Finland I think) who had the expertise they needed. Most of the beds were on the second floor and it didn't have many windows.
A well-made little home. Presumably these cabins must have been made by people from Scandinavia or the mountainous regions of Europe; there's no tradition of such buildings in Britain. I would guess that little window is there to illuminate a stairway or ladder to the attic.
What a fabulous find! I love old buildings and this one is a beaut with the strangely placed window. You'd think it would be open if it's on public land. I'm so glad you share it.
I love it! I want it! I could live there! maybe the window was over there to allow for a bed up gainst the wall. it is oddly placed. this is the kind of log cabin I have always wanted. it is the perfect size, no cleaning much at all
The cabin made me remember the TV program 'The Beverley Hillbillies' that we used to watch as children. I imagine there are a lot of memories in those walls. Great photo :)
hi Rose... i love all of the points of view that you of this square log cabin... we live in a timber house that was built in 1999... it is a lot bigger than this one and the roof is much higher... we have two bedrooms a large bathroom and double doors that opens onto a balcony upstairs... and we love it....peter:)
It looks like a Little House on the Prairie home, I love it!
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You have some of the most interesting pictures! Did you do a lot of travelling??💖
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful family once lived in this cozy Little House.
ReplyDeleteIt is really cute. and the porch furniture just fits and matches it. I agree about the window. It is like there is a room upstairs in the back, but not in the front. Maybe they ran out of money for the front window.
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of the cabin Andy's folks had at Holland Lake, MT, except it was made of logs. Andy helped build it, and they had the expertise of a fellow (from Finland I think) who had the expertise they needed. Most of the beds were on the second floor and it didn't have many windows.
ReplyDeleteA well-made little home. Presumably these cabins must have been made by people from Scandinavia or the mountainous regions of Europe; there's no tradition of such buildings in Britain. I would guess that little window is there to illuminate a stairway or ladder to the attic.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous find! I love old buildings and this one is a beaut with the strangely placed window. You'd think it would be open if it's on public land. I'm so glad you share it.
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ReplyDeleteOh yes, that's a YAMster's Hutch if ever there was one!!! YAM xx
That window at the top is in an odd spot. It would be nice to have a little log cabin like that to escape to.
ReplyDeleteGostei de ver esta cabana.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
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Hello,
ReplyDeleteIt is a great log cabin, the window may be at an upper loft area?
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I love it!
ReplyDeleteI want it!
I could live there!
maybe the window was over there to allow for a bed up gainst the wall. it is oddly placed. this is the kind of log cabin I have always wanted. it is the perfect size, no cleaning much at all
Love this log cabin and inspirest to stay at least a day in it! Beautiful capture
ReplyDeleteThe little window must be for air. A fine cabin to find and shoot.
ReplyDeleteI have seen a similar cabin in the Great SMoky MOuntains. A charming place.
ReplyDeleteThe cabin made me remember the TV program 'The Beverley Hillbillies' that we used to watch as children. I imagine there are a lot of memories in those walls. Great photo :)
ReplyDeleteI would like to sit on that porch and watch the world go by.
ReplyDeletehi Rose... i love all of the points of view that you of this square log cabin...
ReplyDeletewe live in a timber house that was built in 1999... it is a lot bigger than this one and the roof is much higher... we have two bedrooms a large bathroom and double doors that opens onto a balcony upstairs... and we love it....peter:)
This is a beautiful little cabin. I love the benches on the front porch and the little picket fence around the back!
ReplyDeleteA really neat old cabin. The window does look odd but, it does line up with the one below.
ReplyDeleteIt is such a classic looking cabin. It was built to last as it does stand strong.
ReplyDeleteI do like those old log cabins. Does seem like an odd place to put that window.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if they placed the window there to match the one below. It does seem odd, and my sense of balance wants to move it over. Great looking cabin.
ReplyDeletea beautiful reconstruction. yes, a visit inside would have been delightful
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture..Looks like one of the village homews here !
ReplyDeleteDevi :)))