This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape feature is a photo taken by Stephen Perry.
Stephen says: I took this picture while staying at Tumalo Lake, near Bend, Oregon. This cabin was on the property and was no longer in use, but with minimal effort, it could be a fine place to live. While the lodge we stayed at was palatial and we wanted for naught, I kept coming back to this cabin wishing this is where we were staying.
Thanks Stephen for sharing this neat cabin and landscape with us.
I totally agree with you Steven, there is just something about the old cabin that takes precidence over the fanciest of the new lodges.
Love the photo, but even more interesting…
I SAW A TINY HOUSE BEING TOWED ON THE FREEWAY TODAY!!!! It was so cool! I’ve never been that up close and personal- whizzing by at 60mph! It was heading south on I-5 near exit 7 around 5:30 pm. I really wanted to know who it was and where they were going. Too bad I was heading north, or I would have tried to snap a picture.
It was very exciting.
I should say exit 7 in Washington State.
Hmmmm..That’s funny, I saw a Tiny house on I5 this weekend in Oregon. I wonder if it happened to be the same one? I got extremely excited too because I have never been that close to one either. I do live in Portland and they are sprouting up and about here. I need to check some out or at least check out the tiny house hotel that’s here now. Someday I dream to have my own. I would love to look at them to get a feel of it for sure.
I agree too, just something about this cabin says, “Welcome home”. I love it.
Passion the site– very individual friendly and lots to see!