And a Happy February 1st To You.....
Just think.....only a couple more months of winter, depending on where you're at. I'm ready for spring.
I'm more than ready.....in fact, I now have an official case of cabin fever. I'm dying to get outside. I want to build something. Or prop something up. I want to see how the blueberries and rosa rugosa that I planted last spring are doing. Did my trees make it? In November I planted two white pines next to the new tractor building; they're out there somewhere buried under three feet of snow. I want to hang out(side).
Tell me this, is cabin fever contagious? Check out my newest favorite website:
Meanwhile, here's a few titillating teasers. LOL. Have I got it bad.
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Northern Ontario. Nice framing. The floors are repurposed palettes. More about the construction at mycabininthewoods.tumblr.com.
A farm is in Skammestein, Norway. This barely looks like a photo.
A 21-year-old industrial design student built this cabin in an archipelago in Finland.
This cabin in Norway looks like it's sitting on a Bigfoot rug.
Swedish simplicity. What era do you think that sofa is from? Late forties-early fifties? You can see more images of Urnatur here.
New Hampshire. Maple sap run, the smell of new lumber. Heaven.
Best woodpile ever. Just goes to show you can be creative in whatever you do.
Think Spring!
Diane
I would love to live in a cabin in the woods even in the winter. Could clear my head for the long spring-summer season.
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Hi Diane,
ReplyDeleteI too think of spring often. Although I guess that would be "cheating" because it's literally nearly "warm" all year round over here in Southern Cali. When we think of "cold" - the temps are in the 60's! I know that's probably ridiculous to ppl out there who live in subzero temps! lol But I know what you mean...and I cracked up when you called it "Cabin Porn!" lol Hope you get your "Spring" sooner rather than later. :) Have a good one!
Hugs,
Jessie
WOW....my hubby would be hyperventilating over that wood pile.
ReplyDeleteHe loves to chop wood but unfortunatley doesn't need to do that here in Australia. When we return to the UK I'm sure he'll be out there.
But not sure he's capable of being this creative! ;D
I love the cabins but that wood pile is awesome!
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