Anne LaBastille's former off-grid Adirondack home and its surrounding 32 acres of land have been placed under official protection. LaBastille, an iconic figure in wilderness living, originally constructed the secluded cabin in the Adirondack wilderness without modern amenities.
Her experiences and life on the property were documented in her well-known 'Woodswoman' memoir series, which captured the essence of nature and solitude. Following her time there, the beloved property was transferred to new hands for preservation.
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