Welcome to my fifth installment of float cabin tours. So far you've been welcomed aboard, examined our floor plans, viewed our off-the-grid kitchen, and walked through our new bathroom and guest bedroom. |
| Birdseye view of the living room. |
We spend most of our indoor time in the living room, more so in winter. The square footage is small, but ample for two to live comfortably.
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| A new corner shelf. |
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| Wayne and Sticktail enjoy the sofa. |
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| The loft bedroom with a king bed. |
The center ceiling is high then slopes down to short walls good for storage.
Come take a YouTube video tour to see for yourself.
Thanks for taking the tour today. If you have any questions, please ask. We enjoy sharing about our off-the-grid experiences. -- Margy
Margy, I have enjoyed all of your tours. Will you do one of your unusual floating garden, Pleeeease!
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I've done lots of posts but never a video, once things settle down and I can grow crops again I'll do just that. - Margy
DeleteI enjoyed this tour of your cabin. The layout is nice and it is so cozy. Your wood burning stove is certainly the heart of your cabin. We have just started getting into star gazing - such a wonderful hobby to have!
ReplyDeleteWayne has three telescopes and spotting binoculars. He's loved astronomy since he was a kid. - Margy
DeleteNice tour Margy. I enjoyed that.
ReplyDeleteHow is your off-the-grid home doing? At least I don't have lots of snow to contend with. - Margy
DeleteThis is where you live, Margy? How cool!
ReplyDeleteYes it is, when we aren't traveling like we do in our RV. Right now we've decided to stay in town during the pandemic just in case we need help in an emergency. - Margy
DeleteI sure wish I was packing for a trip somewhere right now! This would definitely be on my list! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteIn a way it's mine too, I hope to get home very soon if people just take care not to spread the virus. - Margy
DeleteMargy its those little details that makes this a lot more homey and filled with loving character! That beautiful fireplace and that little Persian rug plus those bottle cap stools look super cute!!!
ReplyDeleteYou see lots of detail. The Persian rug came with the cabin. When John built it, the purpose was as a rental. He furnished it with items from his family and thrift stores. We've kept much of the original items because they remind us why we wanted to live here in the first place. - Margy
DeleteWhat a place and scenery. Would love to have place like that for myself. Good for You!
ReplyDeleteThere are floating cabins and homes around the world. Some are in marinas, and some like ours are in natural settings. - Margy
DeleteI enjoyed the tour of your float cabin. What a clever and creative use of space! You optimized every nook and cranny! Your cozy cabin reminds me of the houseboats in Amsterdam.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a similar concept for living on the water. I love how the houseboats in Amsterdam and other parts of Europe are designed to travel through the canal systems. - Margy
DeleteHow awesome to have a little place made specifically for you! I can't imagine moving furniture in a boat!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a part of 'My Corner of the World' this week!
If it fits in the back, it is fairly easy. The hard part is carrying things up and down the docks at the marina, especially if the lake is at a low water level. - Margy
DeleteI always love touring the float cabin, I bet you and Wayne are missing being there right now.
ReplyDeleteYes, it has been the longest stretch ever. Even when we were working the time between visits were shorter. - Margy
Deletewonderful surrounding views...inside cabin looks interesting and comfortable.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing
The surroundings are so beautiful too...
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