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Hi!

This is my entry for the Expand the Winter Village contest.

Mountain shelter, usually located near the summit, is a place, where hikers and mountaineers can rest after the hike, have something to eat and drink or even sleep. General rule is that no shelter will refuse a guest to stay overnight, but if the beds are already taken he or she has to sleep on the floor.

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Many European shelters are quite old wooden buildings, often with stone foundation. They provide few comforts, but they usually have a toilet and a shower (although hot water supply is very limited).

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Shelters serve hot tea or coffee and basic foods like scrambled eggs or pork chop. While waiting for the meal, guests can dry their gloves or socks at the fire. Every shelter has a map of the area to help hikers plan their route.

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Next time you'll be hiking in the mountains, make sure to visit a shelter to see if it's similar to my model. Have fun!

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This is amazing! The interior is awesome, and the whole thing is such fun! The only thing I find off is the roof angle. It connects to itself in a strange way with the gaps, but besides that, I love it!

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Can't believe it.. another superb WV building.. I've seen this kind of building a lot in Austria as well as in Switzerland... great work, especially love the skies in the hall.... :sweet:

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Comfy looking cottage.

The interior is great and the overall look of it really makes one assume its really placed up on a mountain.

Yeah, i love it. Looking really great :thumbup:

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What a lovely creation! Takes me right to the Alps.

I agree it's slightly bulky compared to the rest of WV, but I think this would fit right in, considering it's a shelter.

The colours are nicely picked, the two entrances to the second floor with the stairs are great, and I love the details in the interior.

If one would twist my arm to nitpick: The "dark holes" in the roof (first two pic) could do with some white poly-filler (and I know from experience what a nuisance it can be to get that right, what with all the angles) :wink: .

Good luck, and keep clicking those bricks together!

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Very very detailed entry! Great job :classic:

Some christmas decorations would help to make it look more festive

Good luck in the contest!

Merry Christmas shaggie! :purrr:

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