I may be out and about hobnobbing with the crime writing community at Bloody Scotland this weekend, but it’s that time of year when I start to think about retiring to a cabin in the woods (or mountains or on the coast, I’m not fussy) and writing non-stop until spring. Easy enough to do with these gorgeous places!
Even better if it’s in a tropical climate, so you don’t need to worry about the heating. From Pinterest.
But there is something so irresistibly romantic about a snow-covered cabin, from cabindiary.com
This cabin in Tennessee looks suitable for year-round living, from PfefferTorode.com
You can rent these holiday cabins in Pennsylvania, from TerritorySupply.com
This one straddles a waterfall – wildly adventurous, but it would make me want to pee all the time! From designdecors.com
If you don’t like the idea of living in remote places, you can always build a cabin in your backyard – if it’s big enough. From Country Living.
This actually is a writer’s cabin, belonging to Canadian writer Ann Voskamp (from her blog)
This one in Alabama is less cabin, more like a miniature Versailles, from Onekindesign.com
Who needs to get away from home when your back garden has such an amazing view and shed (although I may not want to open the bar until I finish writing). From Onekindesign.com
Such luxurious cabins, they’re stunning! Hope you have a wonderful time at Bloody Scotland Marina Sofia! I was in Edinburgh at the start of the week and it was glorious – perfect autumn weather. Hope it stays that way for you too and is filled with bookish delights 🙂
Oh, those are all fantastic, Marina Sofia! Everyone one of them is appealing, and makes me want to plan a season away from it all – just writing. The Pennsylvania one looks especially appealing, but to be honest, all of them are calling to me….
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Such luxurious cabins, they’re stunning! Hope you have a wonderful time at Bloody Scotland Marina Sofia! I was in Edinburgh at the start of the week and it was glorious – perfect autumn weather. Hope it stays that way for you too and is filled with bookish delights 🙂
Don’t want to straddle a waterfall, and Ann Voskamp’s place looks too small and dark. But just any of the other ones I would just love!
Oh, those are all fantastic, Marina Sofia! Everyone one of them is appealing, and makes me want to plan a season away from it all – just writing. The Pennsylvania one looks especially appealing, but to be honest, all of them are calling to me….
Oh, gorgeous! I could do with a bit of escape right now – love the one straddling the river!!!
The Tennessee one looks fun but Alabama just nudges it into second place.
Okay, that waterfall one… that’s MINE!!! I just adore waterfalls!