I amgoingtoteachyouguystheexterior, theoutsideofthecabin, aswellastheinterior, because a cabinissimilarto a house, butsomethingsyouwouldn't findin a regularhouse.
Rightnow, I amontheporch, and a porchleadsyoutotheentranceofthehome, butitistheoutdoorspace, soyoucansitdownontheporch, enjoy a cupofcoffee, andlookatthebeautifulviewofthewoodedareaaroundyou.
A logcabinor a cabinis a home, butitcanalsobeusedandthishome, andyoucantellit's a rentalhomebecausethereis a lockboxrighthere, whereyouhavetoputthepintoenterthehome.
Ofcourse, rightnexttome, there's a fireplace, soitcangetreallyhot, butitmakesmewanttospend a lotoftimeinthishomebecauseitfeelscomfortableanditlooksnice.
Itwas a greattimebecauserightnow, theweatherisaround 40 to 50 degrees, anditgetscoldduringtheevening, so a firepitis a greattospendtimeoutdoorsinsteadofbeinginsidethehouseallday.
It's a bathroomin a laundryroombecauseyouhavethewasheranddryerrighthere, whichisnotnormalforregularAmericanhomes.
洗濯機と乾燥機がここにあるのだから、ランドリールームの中にバスルームがあるようなものだ。
Thisis a logcabin.
これはログハウスだ。
It's a smalllogcabin.
小さなログハウスだ。
Ithassmallrooms, soit's goodtousethislargeareaofspacetohaveyourwasheranddryerhere, andalso a bathroom, soit's like a two-in-oneroom, a laundryroomand a bathroom.
Now I'm goingtoopenupthisdoorandshowyouguystheviewfromthebalcony.
では、このドアを開けてバルコニーからの景色をお見せしましょう。
I'm outsideonthebalcony, andithasanamazingviewofthewoods, oftheforest, and I lovehowthishouseissurroundedbywoodsandtrees, andthere's actually a treerightinthemiddleofthehouse.
この家が森と木々に囲まれているのが好きで、実際に家の真ん中に木があるんだ。
I canliterallytouchthetree.
文字通り、木に触れることができる。
Howcool.
なんてクールなんだ。
Thishomehasthreebedroomsintotal, a masterbedroom, andtwosmallbedrooms, but I'm notgoingtoshowyouguysthesmallerbedrooms.
この家には、マスターベッドルームと2つの小さなベッドルームの合計3つのベッドルームがある。
Becauseit's similartothemasterbedroom, thereiswoodallaroundit, andit's a littlebitmorespaciousthanthemasterbedroom.
Ifyou'restayingat a cabinin a woodedarea, andyouwanttobeoutdoorswithyourfriendsandfamily, youcancheckoutsomecoolattractionstheyhavearoundthecityortownyou'revisiting.
I'm hikingonmytrail, and a hikeis a reallylongwalkthroughthewoodsorthroughthecountryside, butrightnow, we'reinthemiddleofthewoods, andwe'rehiking, andwe'resurroundedbynature, trees, andbeautifulviews.
Thisis a cliff, sowhen I'm hikingonthetrail, I havetobeawareofmysurroundings, and I havetolookwhere I'm walkingbecause I amrightnextto a cliff, andif I walkin a wrongarea, I mightfall.
A reallynicethingaboutwalkingon a trailandbeinginthewildernessisthattherearesomanytreesaroundyou, andthereis a beautifulviewwhenyou'rewalking, soyoudon't getbored.
Whenyou'rewalkingon a trailorwalkinginthemiddleofthewilderness, it's importanttotakecareofnature.
トレイルを歩いたり、大自然の中を歩いたりするときは、自然を大切にすることが大切だ。
Withthatbeingsaid, it's importantnottolitter, somakesureifyou'reon a hikeor a wildernesstrail, you'renotthrowingyourplasticbottlesontheground, you'renotthrowingtrashintheground.
Also, it's importanttobeverycautiousandtonotstartforestfires, soifyou'resmoking a cigaretteorifyou'restarting a campfire, makesuretocontainthefirein a smallareasoyoudonotspreadtheflameorthefireandcause a forestfire.