Out the Door L
The Little Cabin that Could (The Sequel)
Posted by Lorraine (Gatineau, Canada) on 5 April 2008 in Architecture.
Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia
How cozy, Lorraine. And it's on sled runners too so it can be pulled easily. a wonderful glimpse of Canadien life.
5 Apr 2008 5:44am
@Michael Skorulski: thanks a lot Michael, it got back on ground safely ;)
@Ras: Exactly, lol thanks Ras :)
@Saeed: Thanks Saeed, the good news is, it is warming up :)
Japanalia from Yokohama, Japan
There's somebody inside there! It looks quite comfortable up close!And the checkered shirt inside is like a beating heart!
5 Apr 2008 7:49am
@Japanalia: hey Gabriela isn't neat, also loved the checkered shirt lol thanks so much :)
Rajesh Dhankhar from New Delhi, India
wonderful environment captured...nice framing
5 Apr 2008 8:00am
@Rajesh Dhankhar: Thanks a lot Rajesh, i apprieciate it :)
@e.: Thanks a lot e. :)
Anne from White Rock, Canada
Oh my goodness Lorraine - I've never seen anything like that - even when I lived where it got colder! Wonderful catch! Is that recent snow - I thought it was beginning to disappear in the East?
5 Apr 2008 9:14am
@Anne: Well it is warming up Anne, and that's splendid, although day before yesterday the rain they predicted came down as snow, oh well we must forebear lol thanks a lot!
Ina from Krugersdorp, South Africa
Beautiful! Also never seen something like this.
5 Apr 2008 9:40am
@Ina: Thanks a lot Ina, I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
@Jerry: I appreciate that, thanks a lot Jerry :)
@Ana Lúcia: Thanks a lot Ana L.:)
@MJ: It'll take a while MJ, but we will get there, thanks so much :)
Betty from New Jersey, United States
Wonderful shot, Lorraine. Excellent with the splash of red in the window!
5 Apr 2008 11:42am
@Betty: Glad you enjoyed it Betty, I was particularly impressed witht he checkered cloth lol
Judy from Brooksville-Florida,, United States
Is this for ice fishing, Lorraine?
I too, love the checkered shirt inside...
5 Apr 2008 12:39pm
@Judy: Hey Judy, yep that's for ice fishing, the checkered shirt does add some country charm, thanks so much for visiting :)
@laughingwolf: LOL, no they're done now, I think ;)
@Scotfot: Glad you enjoyed Bob, thanks a lot for your visit :)
[terrorkitten] from Bath, United Kingdom
I guess you just drag this little place to the best view and brew up! A couple of small kids would be perfect for the pulling!
5 Apr 2008 1:27pm
@[terrorkitten]: Hey Phil, that would have made a great photo lol thanks a lot ;)
Koushiro~光子郎 from Singapore, Singapore
Wow... That shed is quite cute ^^ great capture there!
5 Apr 2008 1:50pm
@Koushiro~光子郎: I appreciate that, thanks a lot Koushiro :)
@Dimitrios: Really? that's good to know lol thanks Dimitrios ;)
Barbara from Florida, United States
WOW! I love this shot Lorraine. It brings back fond memories for me. My father use to build his fishing shanties. I remember dragging it out onto the lake and he would chop a hole in the ice. It was the tiny fishing pole that made no sense to me (or maybe it was a childs pole) but the water was so clear I would see perch swimming. Gosh what memories are stirred right now. This is a fabulous image. Scotfot's comment was humorous.
5 Apr 2008 1:58pm
@Barbara: lol very glad it brings back fond memories, Barbara imagine taking a photo of those swimming perch? personally never been in one of them ;) cabin that is...lol
Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada
Another wonderful shot Lorraine. I love the pink fabric showing inside the window of the little shantie. A little spec of warmth.
5 Apr 2008 2:13pm
@Marion: Thanks a lot Marion, ditto for the fabric lol
Daroru from Amagasaki, Japan
Perfect. I want one. It has central heating and floor-to-ceiling windows. All I would need would be a dog to strap to it to pull me around, and I would be set for my Canadian holiday adventure.
5 Apr 2008 2:37pm
@Daroru: LOL Thanks, that's so good Daroru, I can just see it (and you bet I'd take photos) LOL
yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece
excellent framing, colors and house - nice work
5 Apr 2008 3:13pm
@yiannis krikis: Thanks for the nice comment Yiannis :)
alex centrella from Califronia, United States
cool image, just wondering is that a fishing hole spot..
5 Apr 2008 3:28pm
@alex centrella: lol thanks Alex, no it's a 'get away before you sink' spot ;)
Hans from Heiligeneich, Austria
realy great objekt...what is this??? a sledge, you can live inside;-) i will come into this and go fast downhill in the austrian alps ;-)))
5 Apr 2008 3:34pm
@Hans: lol Hi Hans, it's a little fishing cabin, wow I'd pay to photograph you going downhill in this...it would be a superb photograph ;)
Calusarus from St Sorlin en Valloire, France
What a small building ! What is it ? A summer kitchen ? :-)
5 Apr 2008 3:57pm
@Calusarus: LOL good interpretation Frederic, it's that checkered cloth that does is, n'est-ce pas? It's a little fishing cabin that knows it's time to move on :)
Michael Rawluk from Prince George, Canada
That is a gorgeous shot. The foggy background really sets the shot.
5 Apr 2008 4:22pm
@Michael Rawluk: Thanks a lot Michael, I appreciate that ;)
Hoopand from Tehran, Iran
wow...there will be lots of history behind this cabin! huh?
5 Apr 2008 4:32pm
@Hoopand: LOL gosh I hope so! Thanks alot Hoopand :)
@Noirsoeur: lol N'est-ce pas? Merci noirsoeur ;)
adlibitumphotos from Lyon, France
Excellent vraiment, très, très belle photo, elle me touche beaucoup, je suis manouche d’origine, et petit j’ai vécu dans ce genre de baraque. Oui très belle photo. Merci, mais… Chut… Manouche est trop souvent mal interpréter ! Pascal
5 Apr 2008 5:35pm
@adlibitumphotos: Manouche? Vraiment? Extraordinaire...lol merci beaucoup pour cet excellent commentaire Pascal ;)
(je m'attends maintenant à quelques photos, tu sais)
Evelyne Dubos from Le Mans, France
Un incroyable mobil-home made in Canada. J'imagine les rennes pour le tirer... J'aime bien les détails comme la serviette à carreau à l'intérieur ou l'énorme tuyau de cheminée, disproportionné, laissant deviné le poêle à l'intérieur, indispensable car il a l'air de ''cailler dur" comme on dit par chez nous. Un beau témoignage.
5 Apr 2008 5:51pm
@Evelyne Dubos: Et quel commentaire, merci beaucoup Evelyne pour ce mini reportage lol ;)
standley from brou-sur-chantereine, France
Oh que c'est superbe Lorraine! La touche de couleur "Vichy" est sublime. Bravo!
5 Apr 2008 6:14pm
@standley: Merci beaucoup Richard, c'est drole comme ce sont les petites choses qui nous touchent le plus ;)
Janice Thomson from Canada
And a wonderful sequel it is mon amie LOL - nice to see it now on land and in good shape. Excellent capture!
5 Apr 2008 6:23pm
@Janice Thomson: Merci as always my dear ;)
Craig from Vacaville, California, United States
Great shot of this little cabin in its own element!
5 Apr 2008 9:41pm
@Craig: How neatly put, thanks a lot Craig :)
@Stunner: Glad you enjoyed Stunner, thanks :)
amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada
Sneaky with that selective colouring, girl!! So they finally decided it was time to get the ice fishing shed off the lake, eh? Wonderful image here, Lorraine!! It does have that "Canadian" feel to it... or is that just me?
6 Apr 2008 12:56am
@amy: It is very commendable nowadays for A Canadian for feel Canadian, congratulations LOL Thank you Amy I really enjoy your visits ;)
Gary from Cochise County, United States
This is GREAT. This is exactly why I missed seeing your images the last couple days. You always have something different.
6 Apr 2008 8:13am
@Gary: Wow how very nice of you to say that, thanks a lot Gary :)
@kurt: Kurt, I am So glad you dropped in, sometimes I just can't spend much time on the computer and have to short-circuit my list of visitors. I needed a reminder, 'cause I really, really enjoy your phenomenal sense of whimsical ;) and thanks for your visit :)
martie from Okinawa, Japan
Oh this is just amazing! Makes me think that someone is very inventive and has a great way to travel during your cold, Northern winters! Great photo!!
6 Apr 2008 4:55pm
@martie: Thanks so much Martie, glad you enjoyed :)
@Ian Bramham: Hey Ian, thanks a lot, I appreciate your visit :)
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