Here are some really cool and some really weird cabins. Some made from top of the line materials and some from throwaway and recycled material...There's no shortage of interesting pics with 57 pages.
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i believe it mine does too.
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Take a ride up to the North East Kingdom of Vermont and drive some of the logging roads. There are hundreds of camps tucked into the woods all over.
A great book on The Camps of Vermont is; "Last light in the North East Kingdom."
A great book on The Camps of Vermont is; "Last light in the North East Kingdom."
Given the title, I was half expecting to see someone's under-the-floorboards stash of girl-on-girl magazines.![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
Ha!
it does have the word PORN in the title and site name. Your company probably thinks you have some mountain girl fetish now...gonna start calling you Cletus the coozehound.
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do we know its his body yet? I like to think he is still out there.
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SteelShooter
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ok off the dorner downers
this is awesome
Not to sound crude or anything but this one reminds me of Auschwitz for some reason. That was the first thing I thought of when I scrolled through them this morning.
GunGrey
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I can see what your saying, it's the length and use of metal siding that does it.
SteelShooter
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Must be hotter than heck in the summer time in there, but it looks like there are 2 big doors on the end
I don't care what the house is worth, these are sick! Thanks for sharing, hopefully I can invite some of NES to mine one day.
GunGrey
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Here's another pic of it that was on there
Honestly this is all i would need in a home to be content and happy
Same here. Not even as a Winter home. Permanent! And I'd invite you and Steve to come shoot on my future 400yd range.
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SteelShooter
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There is one that does later in the pages, elevated entry way, down to the cabin, only 3 feet of the wall is above ground.
half buried wood cabins are no good for the long term.unless you only have wood above ground and stone below the grade.
there is a whole dumber of problems with that design.
i. water infiltration during thaw/melt cycles, constant dampness from just moisture being pulled up from lower layers of ground, smell, occasional insects, frozen-through effect during winter month.
best log cabin is th one that sits at least three feet above ground on the stone supports or foundation. 5 feet is ideal. it's healthier for wood to be aerated by wind all the time to keep it dry and make it last much longer. being off the ground also means warmth during winter month cold-air sinks.
only reason people built cabins half-sunken blow grade is an ease of construction. when you are just one trapper/hunter out in the wilderness, lifting timbers above shoulder height by yourself get very difficult very fast. also the less timber you have to fall and prep the faster your shelter is erected. it's always a balance between what could be done with limited amount of tools, help, time.
when i traveled through Siberia and Asiatic part of russia, i've seen local natives building their winter hunting huts and their permanent 'houses' or 'lodges' the best design was where they had timber box sitting on several very large boulders. some of those 'lodges' were as old as 100 years. inherited from great-grand parents. and they were in very good shape for their age. you would not have guessed the age if not told. only thing they replace there ever 2-3 years is a bark roof. It's really humid and wet there - very similar to what we have hear. and stuff rots very fast. virtually anything that lasted for more than a decade was build off the ground. their A-frame winter hunt huts are usually rebuild about every 4-5 years because of how simple they are and how destructive moisture and how fast terrestrial bacterial life recycles dead wood.
there is a whole dumber of problems with that design.
i. water infiltration during thaw/melt cycles, constant dampness from just moisture being pulled up from lower layers of ground, smell, occasional insects, frozen-through effect during winter month.
best log cabin is th one that sits at least three feet above ground on the stone supports or foundation. 5 feet is ideal. it's healthier for wood to be aerated by wind all the time to keep it dry and make it last much longer. being off the ground also means warmth during winter month cold-air sinks.
only reason people built cabins half-sunken blow grade is an ease of construction. when you are just one trapper/hunter out in the wilderness, lifting timbers above shoulder height by yourself get very difficult very fast. also the less timber you have to fall and prep the faster your shelter is erected. it's always a balance between what could be done with limited amount of tools, help, time.
when i traveled through Siberia and Asiatic part of russia, i've seen local natives building their winter hunting huts and their permanent 'houses' or 'lodges' the best design was where they had timber box sitting on several very large boulders. some of those 'lodges' were as old as 100 years. inherited from great-grand parents. and they were in very good shape for their age. you would not have guessed the age if not told. only thing they replace there ever 2-3 years is a bark roof. It's really humid and wet there - very similar to what we have hear. and stuff rots very fast. virtually anything that lasted for more than a decade was build off the ground. their A-frame winter hunt huts are usually rebuild about every 4-5 years because of how simple they are and how destructive moisture and how fast terrestrial bacterial life recycles dead wood.
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it does have the word PORN in the title and site name. Your company probably thinks you have some mountain girl fetish now...gonna start calling you Cletus the coozehound.
What's wrong with mountain girls?
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Nothing! not a damn thing.
if anything there are more positives over city girl.
she can cook, she can split wood, she can skin and gut. i'll take mountain girl any day.
if anything there are more positives over city girl.
she can cook, she can split wood, she can skin and gut. i'll take mountain girl any day.
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