Nice spot you got there???? what state are is it located???
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New Hampshire, & thanks...Yes I love it.
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Your bezel's on upside down.....
Made you look!
HEHE That's a sweet shed, good enough to live in!
Made you look!
HEHE That's a sweet shed, good enough to live in! 
Great story, I love that cabin.
Congratulations...
Congratulations...
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Great story, I love that cabin.
Congratulations...
Thanks...
I think everyone should do it. That is why I am sharing.
Thanks for a great story. I hope I can do something similar with the help of a Toyota someday.
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Yes, Wood. Lots of standing deadwood to split.
Fischer wood stove, takes up to 2ft logs. It is open construction inside with 2 lofts and a catwalk connecting them. So the heat circulates well.
Used a generator for construction and use it once in a while if I "Need" electricity. We use a cooler as a fridge. Propane stove and mostly cook on the wood stove in winter. We haul in drinking water and catch rain water from the roof for shower.
Propane Zodi shower with a full stall. I put a 16gal reservoir in the ceiling and ran a line for the sink and shower. We pour the water in from the 2nd floor, to fill the reservoir.
Have a composting toilet from Sunmar. I had my doubts but after useing it many times over 3 years, it is incredible. No smell issues and it is amazing the cleanliness of the mulch that comes out.
We use Alladin mantle lamps for light, they are extremely bright. Some candles.
Actually, we are asked constantly how we get by without electricity. The both of us admit that we really dont miss it there. We cook awesome meals and the groceries are way less expensive...
Keep in mind this is a weekend place for us and we occasionally go up for a week or two stretch.
Great story and pictures. Looks like a beautiful spot you have there. It must be nice to have a hidden "paradise" to escape to, especially a nice cabin like that.
...memories (Grew up in NC in an old house (old as in 00's-20's convenient store) with NO insulation the Fischer was used at night and day and the elec stove 1st thing in the mourning when I'd run to it and get warm enough to run back and put ma britches on, get too cold run to the door open oven, warm up enough to run back a put my shirt on....this went on till I was completely dressed...sox....shoes...)
....she (G-Ma) later had it took out sorry.........
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