The cabin is built modularly with as much recycled and local materials as I could scrounge. I used a vegetable oil powered truck to acquire materials and haul them there. It’s off grid and needs nothing, yet there are endless creative projects that could be explored, like installing a hydropower system and a water catchment setup. There’s a nice open flat spot next to the cabin with plenty of room for people to gather round, have a fire, and throw up some tents. In the winter there is a welcoming sandy spot next to the river; in the summer, when the water level drops a few feet, it extends into an excellent spread of rock and sand that juts out to near the center of the river.
Where is the cabin. It’s beautiful. Would like the plans. Are u selling them? The plans.
it’s awesome!
did you do it all by yourself? how many people worked on it?
sorry for the questions, but I would like do something similar.
Paradise. Thoreau would have envied you.
Is this property for sale? And if so, where is it located? Thanks!
Vickie
I would like some information on how you did the shower. How does it drain?
Can the roof be mad a bit flatter and that space use on first floor as an extra room…..I am physically not able to climb …but would like it all on first floor….What purpose is the peaked roof ??
Where is this property located? I’m sure you’ve been asked it a lot, it must be hard to get that bucket of water brought up from the creek all the time. would like more information.
What an adorable quaint cabin. I can imagine all the possibilities for it.
love everything about this cabin. yes, I would add things like a water catchment and septic. insulation may be good. some cabinets in kitchen. spiff up the shower area. still love it.