We left our house in a city for a rural cabin. Parts of the monthlong experience were great, but I wouldn't do it again.

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Leaving city life for a rural cabin meant confronting a lot of my fears.Kate IrwinI spent most of my adult life in cities before moving to a rural cabin for my husband's job.It was hard to adjust, and I had to confront many of my phobias before moving back home.Although I wouldn't choose to live in a cabin again, I'm grateful for what the experience taught me.At the end of the summer, I packed my bags and two cats and got on a plane by myself, leaving our spacious home in Portland, Oregon, for a two-bedroom cabin in the remote woods of upstate New York.I was planning to live there temporarily so I could spend some time with my husband, who had rented the place while he was working on a movie in the area. He had moved to the area a few weeks earlier to start work, and he would stay there until mid-November when the project wrapped.His options for where to stay were limited: a room at a Best Western, or a quaint cottage with a wood-burning stove and brick flooring on a historic acreage…

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