Tucked deep in the forest, this hand-built log cabin offers sanctuary from the elements. Using felled timber and traditional notching techniques, the walls rise snugly, chinked with moss and mud for insulation. At its heart sits a handmade clay stove—crafted from local earth, sand, and straw—radiating gentle, long-lasting heat. A small chimney vents smoke while retaining warmth, turning the compact interior into a cozy retreat. Dried hides line the sleeping platform, and stored firewood stays dry under the overhanging roof. This hidden shelter blends bushcraft skill with survival wisdom, proving that comfort thrives even in the wildest places.
