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My friend turned his truck into a wooden camper and we drove up the road from my house and watched the sunset!!

There have been a LOT of people that have shaped this business and community over the past six years…but there has been one that has constantly been there to champion me every time I’ve felt like I have failed….always there to encourage me when times are tough…and always, always motivating me with her spirit, authenticity, and enthusiasm. If it weren’t for @_goinghome’s friendship over the past few years I would have given up on my dream of building FOLK. She has changed my life in more ways than she will ever realize…from cross country roadtrips to quiet coffee shop moments, to me trying to run out of buildings I didn’t feel cool enough to belong in, to flawless weddings, to endless txting chains about life, and aesthetic, and my never ending questions about cameras I couldn’t ask for a better person to have around! (at Folklifestyle.com)

“La Maison du Hobbit” in the french alps, built with the cordwood technique. 

Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

A morning hike through Yosemite

well worth the 2 hour wait line to see again. my heart missed you bells. (at Maroon Bells)

A hero without a cape

She’s not just an anonymous do-gooder; she’s an effective political leader despite incredibly difficult circumstances. Theresa Kachindamoto.

Robert Plant, 1975.

Amazing cabins photographed by Andrew Kearns, and built by Jacob Witzling.