Chicken Co-op Cabins 🐔

I have to say I’m more than a bit inspired by Aldo Leopold turning an old chicken coop into a cabin. I know Shed to Cabins are popular nowadays but there are certainly many properties out there with diapolated old barns, primative cabins and other structures that could be renovated into something livable, especially with my low standards. Structures that provide little to the sales price of the land but could provide a good starting point without starting from scratch.

Using an existing building not only would reduce costs but also cuts back on landfill and development of raw land. Yet, it need not be a full modern house if that’s not my goal. Renovating could be a lot of fun, a chance to have some awesome bonfires burning old wood and debris and getting some back fill for other projects. It would be a chance to put the spin on the structure without all this woke green stuff or the vinyl and gypsum board of suburbia.

Map: Alma Pond
Map: Dobbins Memorial State Forest
Map: Little John Wildlife Management Area
Map: Otter Lake
Map: South Hill State Forest (Oneida 23)
Map: Summer Hill State Forest
Map: West Parishville State Forest
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SVGZ Graphic: Places Named Bethlehem
SVGZ Graphic: Towns with Most Similiar Land Cover to the Town of Bethlehem
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Photo: Very Old Powerhouse
Photo: Bird watching
Photo: Kenka Mills Ruins
Photo: Cabin at Santonani Farm
Photo: East 2
Photo: Quite Dry
Photo: 2.5 Miles to Vanderwhacker Firetower
Photo: Sunlight
Photo: Bully Hill Road
Photo: Run Down Campsite Along Boreas River and NY 28

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