Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Iceland
Contributed by Charles
Kragerø, Norway
Contributed by Kristofer Karlsen
The “clean” cabin in Central Utah
Contributed by Aaron Fallon
Eremo Hermitage Cabin in Vallais, Switzerland
Contributed by Brother Brahmachari Markus:
This stable with barn in the Swiss Alps has been arranged as a refuge with solar energy. I live here all year round as hermit monk.
The cabin measures 5x5 m (16x16 ft) and is situated on a height of 1,800 m.a.s.l (6,000 ft). Winter brings five months snow with no escape ;-) Two solar panels produce 500w during more than 300 days of sunshine per year! It is well insulated and has a wood-burning oven.
To the next village and back it takes more than 6 hours. There are two forms of living: in social life or isolated. Living in a small alp cabin gives you a good opportunity to ask “What is the meaning of life?”
See more at eremo.ch
Potting Shed in a lavender field by BUILD llc in Whidbey Island, Washington
Contributed by Sandy Ha
“Thomas’s Cabin,” built one stone at a time in the 1920s by local mountaineers, Hex River Valley, Western Cape, South Africa
Contributed by Mary Rolph Lamontagne
Elevated thatch roof hut in Mangue Seco, Bahia, Brazil.
Contributed by Brian Hodges
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