In Maine's Lake country, little rustic cabins abound. Here are a few I came upon at Migis Lodge on Sebago Lake.
I stayed at Migis Lodge for a few days in late October, 2014, for work. They put me up in a fancy cabin that was bigger than my own house. But I enjoyed seeing these rustic cabins when I took a walk during some breaks in the meetings I was attending. My favorite is the first cabin. That's more my style. Which cabin is your favorite?
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Which cabin would you like to stay in? What's your favorite thing about a rustic cabin?
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Are these for rent or shelters for hikers?
They are for rent as part of the lodge.
I think I like number 5 the best, but they are all cool. They remind me of my youth, we spent a bit of time on a lake. Nothing like that feeling, and I love the sound of a screen door slamming far across a lake in the summer evening. Something about it brings back great memories. And there is nothing like the inside of a wooden cabin to really bring it all home. Can't wait for the inside shots. Thanks.
You picked the main lodge cabin - how about that! That's neat that you got to spend time on a lake in your youth. They are special places. I'm glad you have some great memories of your time there!
The third one looks like the bunky I stayed in years ago as a camp counsellor.
That's neat! What region were you at camp? That looks like a nice cabin for the summer for a camp counsellor. I bet you know a lot of camp songs! : )
Oh yes....I still sing them in my head....now teaching to my grandchildren. :)
The cabin was in Southern Ontario....in Wellington County.
That's great. I bet your grandkids enjoy them, too! Canada has such great outdoor traditions, too.