Treebones, in stunning Big Sur, does yurts differently. Think whale watching from the deck (or your bed, if you can't manage to get out of it), spring water on tap, and made-to-order dinners served fireside in the lodge.
19 February 2009
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My first stay in a yurt was during a snowshoeing trip in the Rockies. The six of us arrived to find bunk beds, an indoor picnic table, and a shovel for gathering the snow we turned into drinking water on the wood burning stove. We loved our little yurt.
Treebones, in stunning Big Sur, does yurts differently. Think whale watching from the deck (or your bed, if you can't manage to get out of it), spring water on tap, and made-to-order dinners served fireside in the lodge.
Treebones, in stunning Big Sur, does yurts differently. Think whale watching from the deck (or your bed, if you can't manage to get out of it), spring water on tap, and made-to-order dinners served fireside in the lodge.
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Yurts are so versatile! Sounds just lovely, whale watching from your bed...
All the best,
becky kemery
Author of "YURTS: Living in the Round"
www.yurtinfo.org
www.livingintheround.net
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