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Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Iceland
Contributed by Charles
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Kragerø, Norway
Contributed by Kristofer Karlsen
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The “clean” cabin in Central Utah
Contributed by Aaron Fallon
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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
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Lenado, Colorado
Contributed by Jānis Mūrnieks
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Potting Shed in a lavender field by BUILD llc in Whidbey Island, Washington
Contributed by Sandy Ha
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“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
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Elevated thatch roof hut in Mangue Seco, Bahia, Brazil.
Contributed by Brian Hodges
