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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Just booked up for another 4 night stay at a log cabin, this will be our 2 nd time this year, but 1st time during the summer as we normally prefer the winter time, nothing like a soak in the hot tub under the stars, and we find them better than hotels, anyone one else go to log cabins ? |
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"Just booked up for another 4 night stay at a log cabin, this will be our 2 nd time this year, but 1st time during the summer as we normally prefer the winter time, nothing like a soak in the hot tub under the stars, and we find them better than hotels, anyone one else go to log cabins ? "
I love being held up in a log cabin in the middle of no where, can be very peaceful |
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"Just booked up for another 4 night stay at a log cabin, this will be our 2 nd time this year, but 1st time during the summer as we normally prefer the winter time, nothing like a soak in the hot tub under the stars, and we find them better than hotels, anyone one else go to log cabins ? "
went to one for 3 nights was snowing and we was in this lovely hot tub with coloured changeing lights in it a few bottles wine and beers for the men we all had a wonderful time four poster beds had a great time love to go again .....
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Did this in Lake Tahoe out of skiing season in October quite a few years ago.
Four of us...two couples....and spent nights in Stateline Nevada in the casinos and watching cabaret acts returning to the cabin and drinks in the outdoor jacuzzi. |
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By *opinovMan
over a year ago
Point Nemo, Cumbria |
"Ok give us some sort of idea of what we would cost for say 5 x 3 mtr
Can I PM you? "
Aha, I see I can't. 
No matter ... on the basis of a 5 x 3 m structure with eaves at 2.2 m and ridge at around 3.5 m, I'd guess the larch structural wall and roof shell (including floor joists/boards, rafters, sarking and the like - but excluding groundworks, roofing membranes/insulation/tiles and fittings such as doors, windows, electrics, etc.) could end up anywhere in the region of £15-25K delivered and erected at top spec, depending on design.
Like I said ... top end.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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was in Newton Stewart next to the golf course for Xmas and stayed in a private wood cabin lodge with a big hot tub outside, imagine me and the bird and a nice bottle of bubbly shagging in the hot tub xmas day christening it and a load of deers walk past  |
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By *londeCazWoman
over a year ago
Arse End of the Universe, Cumbria |
"Ok give us some sort of idea of what we would cost for say 5 x 3 mtr
Can I PM you?
Aha, I see I can't.
No matter ... on the basis of a 5 x 3 m structure with eaves at 2.2 m and ridge at around 3.5 m, I'd guess the larch structural wall and roof shell (including floor joists/boards, rafters, sarking and the like - but excluding groundworks, roofing membranes/insulation/tiles and fittings such as doors, windows, electrics, etc.) could end up anywhere in the region of £15-25K delivered and erected at top spec, depending on design.
Like I said ... top end. "
'kin 'ell, my house only cost £15k! |
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