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This charming [154-square-foot] backyard retreat, constructed in less than six months, used salvaged lumber from three Oregon barns, a salvaged copper roof, natural plaster walls and a wood stove. The loft support is exposed, underlining a desire to showcase the beauty of the structural elements.
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More photos on owner Megan Lea’s site here.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m28rbgNb9P1qzv12bo1_r1_500.jpg)
This charming [154-square-foot] backyard retreat, constructed in less than six months, used salvaged lumber from three Oregon barns, a salvaged copper roof, natural plaster walls and a wood stove. The loft support is exposed, underlining a desire to showcase the beauty of the structural elements.
(via The Backyard House — PortlandOnline)
More photos on owner Megan Lea’s site here.
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Posted on May 28, 2012 via Unconsumption with 703 notes
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d-d-d: magicalnaturetour: Sheepwatch. By Anne Marie Bouyssou. Poor Doggie :)
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Sleeping house in Tamworth, New Hampshire. Built in 2008 by a father and son team from locally milled lumber.
Submitted by Charlie Myer.
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By Ralph Gibson
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These photos of Rome’s starlings by Richard Barnes are plenty interesting on their own, but they’re even more interesting when narrated by Jonathan Rosen in this New York Times multimedia slideshow.
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Water - Stone - Wood - Air - Fire - Dogs - Food - Gardens - Wine - Cooking - Music - Outdoor Life - Space - Quiet and related.
Welcome to my 'life' blog. The Rural Arcadian.
It is my hope to be able to share images and related posts that reflect my surroundings, my experiences, my hopes, dreams and general interests. I live and work in a very rural setting.
I enjoy outdoor and nature-related activities in my free time as well great music, great real/slow food, cooking with friends, good wine, the ocean, the mountains, the forests fields and dogs. I camp. I hike. I sea kayak. I sail. I walk. I cook. I eat and drink.
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