The Best Log cabin Spots Near me

A remote cabin on the Finnish side of Haparanda. It belongs to the grandmother of my friend Hanna and has been in the family for generations. There’s no electricity or toilets, just a log aga in the middle of the room to heat it. It gets so cold here in the winter that if you don’t wake up ever 2-3 hours to keep the fire going, you’ll be dead by the morning.

This cabin is part of a network that Norweigans can access by hiking or cross country skiing for nature getaways. It’s the oldest one in the network, and was built in 1897 on Lake Goliaten. There is no access by road.

Mount Ireng is part of an ancient volcano in the Miocene period, about 5-23 million years ago. This volcano erupts and loses its shape, but the remains of the mountain are still we can see until now. The remains of this volcano that forms several volcanic rock formations in the area Patuk, including Nglanggeran hill in the north of Mount Ireng

The most photographed barn in USA. It seems to work out well for me when I come here. No one is around many of the times so I take a few photographs. I think it is because the Tetons are hidden by the clouds. It is alright with me to be left alone here.

This very old cabin belonged to an early settler in the Grand Teton area named Cunningham. To learn how to take pictures like this, read my educational blogs at www.sharetimsphotos.com.