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Lodge at the foot of the Georgian Peaks Mountain, Ontario, Canada
Contributed by David Pantaleo:
“When I purchased this cabin it was deemed as a teardown. While no one else saw the potential, I jumped on the opportunity to save the cabin and I immediately began sprucing the place up. I was fortunate enough to get my hands on some original photos of the man who built the cabin from the 1960s which gave me an idea of what the land and original cabin looked like. Aside from the functional repairs, I decided I would restore the property to its original glory — how the original owner may have intended it to look. After six months of improvements, my labour of love had paid off — I named the cabin ‘Pantalodge’ (after my last name) and claim it as my own. Most of the improvements were made to the interior and were subtle and respected the original integrity of the log cabin, but one of the greatest improvements that I made was creating a stronger relationship between cabin and land; this was achieved through landscape embellishments and opening up some of the original views of the surrounding Blue Mountains.”
Snowboarder Mike Basich’s remote solar-powered cabin built of local rock and wood milled on-site in The Sierras near Donner Summit, California. In summer, can only be reached with a badass 4-wheel drive, going through creeks and over boulders and in winter by snow cat. Craftsmanship is meticulous. There’s a rock hot tub, with solar heated water.
Mike is known for once jumping put of a helicopter on his snowboard at 100’.
Full details of cabin in the book: Tiny Homes: Simple Shelter by Lloyd Kahn
Submitted by Lloyd Kahn / @lloyd.kahn
Yosemite National Park, California
Submitted by Moritz Peters / @mori_tz
Found this cozy cabin in the forests of Yosemite while coming back from a hike. It took me a while til I realized that I’m just taking photos of a toilet.
Blue mountains by Mahin Fayaz
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