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Albert Einstein is pictured in July 1933, outside a cabin in Roughton Heath, Norfolk in England, where he was staying after escaping Nazi Germany.
Many forts in the US were built with logs. Here is a section of the reconstructed Fort Harrod in Old Fort Harrod State Park in Kentucky.
Even royals love log cabins! Here is the late Queen Mother's fishing lodge on the River Dee, in the family's Balmoral estate.
A man stands outside his cabin in Trapper's Creek, Wyoming.
A family is pictured in front of their log cabin along a fjord in Norway, this in 1865.
How about a visit to the Straumengard Museum in this log cabin? It can be found in Straumsfjord on Kvaloya Island, near Tromso in the Arctic Circle, in northern Norway.
Log cabins can be built in secluded locations, and merge with the surrounding environment.
Would you like to spend some time in this isolated cabin in Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming?
This modern log house blends perfectly with the landscape in the mountains of Canada.
This log cabin in the mountains of Idaho features a stone chimney, which adds to the rustic charm of the property.
Nothing is cozier than a warm, comfortable log cabin when it's cold outside.
Who wouldn't like to spend a few days in this cute cabin in the woods?
You can use logs to build a luxurious house that maintains the rustic, natural feel that only wood can give you.
Thatched roofs have been used for many years to provide insulation and protect against the elements.
Imagine waking up in the Alps to this view. This scenic log cabin is located in the Austrian part of the famous mountain range.
You can actually stay at this gorgeous log cabin in Yllas, Lapland in Finland.
This log cabin in Yosemite National Park in California blends perfectly with the sequoia trees.
A porch always adds a nice touch to a cabin. Why not make a wooden bench as well, and keep it all natural?
This snow-covered log cabin in Finland make us want a winter getaway right away!
A Michigan cabin by the lake? Yes, please! How cute is that red window frame? Matches the roof!
The beauty of wood is that it always looks good in a natural setting.
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We love the green details on this cabin located in the forest at Duck Mountain Provincial Park in Saskatchewan, Canada.
This log cabin in Finland is everything we've ever imagined a log cabin would be on a cold winter's night.
This European-looking wooden hut could've been located in any pine forest of Europe or North America. But this one is actually found in Chiang Mai, Thailand!
The perfect summer cabin, perhaps? We sure can imagine spending a few days waking up to that view!
Want to step up your log game? Why not build a luxurious mansion using traditional materials and methods?
This is the perfect log cabin to marvel at the fall colors in Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park in British Columbia, Canada. And looks like there are some neighbors!
Humans have used log cabins for centuries. From fishing and hunting huts, to family homes, log houses have served us well for a very long time (and continue to do so). Wood provides us with protection and insulation, and being a natural material it blends in perfectly with the surrounding landscape. But there's more to log cabins than being the perfect nature getaway spots. For instance, did you know that several American presidents were born in log cabins? Or that Albert Einstein lived in one while seeking refuge in England from the Nazis?
Click through the following gallery and marvel at these gorgeous log cabins and some interesting facts about these rugged types of shelter.
This log cabin in Kentucky is where former US President Abraham Lincoln was born.
Log cabins you'll want to move into
June 25 is Log Cabin Day!
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Humans have used log cabins for centuries. From fishing and hunting huts, to family homes, log houses have served us well for a very long time (and continue to do so). Wood provides us with protection and insulation, and being a natural material it blends in perfectly with the surrounding landscape. But there's more to log cabins than being the perfect nature getaway spots. For instance, did you know that several American presidents were born in log cabins? Or that Albert Einstein lived in one while seeking refuge in England from the Nazis?
Click through the following gallery and marvel at these gorgeous log cabins and some interesting facts about these rugged types of shelter.