I reckon the American Indians were on to something living in teepees. I have just returned from an awesome weekend away spent sunning, crafting, wandering and best of all, dwelling in a teepee.
We woke to glorious lush, green bush...
... and a campfire cuppa.
And by night we toasted marshmallows (or set fire to marshmallows as was mostly the case!).
My gorgeous man was doing a strawbale workshop in Daylesford, so I tagged along. During the day while he was learning how to build our (hopefully) future house, I set up my creative space outdoors...
and sent random smoke signals to the neighbours.
I am feeling relaxed, inspired and looking forward to doing it again... until then I might have to make an indoors getaway like Cath! If you can get away for a night or two, it is absolutely worth it.
Head over to visit Kirsty to see more circles and creative spaces.
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Was that the teepee down at Conti House? You might have met Dave who is the dad of my son's friends. I love the sound of waking up and having a hot tea and looking out into the world. The strawbale house idea is a beauty, I saw a fantastic doco on one that was built in...Italy I think, it was fascinating. Hope your new house proves to be the ultimate creative space xo
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful - it looks like it was a great weekend. The stawbale house sounds fantastic (I have watched enough "Grand Designs" to appreciate how amazing they are!)
ReplyDeleteyay!! how fantastic!!! You have to make one now!
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing - a proper teepee!
ReplyDeleteOhhh. that seems amazing! Great photos and hope it was as idyllic as it appears. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI will have to show this to my husband tonight. Thanks for posting the kids version.
ReplyDeleteWOW - that looks fabulous fun. I'm sure my kids would go crazy over the idea too (though it may not be quite as idyllic as it looks for you with 6 of us crammed in LOL). I've been smitten with the straw bale idea for years too.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see what you were creating there!
lovely post. looks like a great getaway
ReplyDeleteWow, That all looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteExcellent! My cousin is living in a YURT while he builds his sustainable home...very cool.
ReplyDeletethat looks amazing ... as a place to stay and a weekend away. i look forward to hearing more about it next week
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous sounding weekend!! Love you stayed in a teepee of all things, and what a teepee is it
ReplyDeletehow fun! Fire and teepees! Woot!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness what fun and I can only imagine how inspiring that must have been. Love it
ReplyDeleteThat looks like so much fun. The teepee is lovely. I'd love a teepee in my backyard.
ReplyDeleteSounds amazing! What an experience. :)
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! Just great, what a creative gal you are, Cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteI'm feeling much more relaxed from just looking at those photos.... I think I need a couple of days in a teepee (especially if it involves toasted marshmallows)!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a perfect weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing. What an experience!! I am sure you are feeling rested, reinvigorated and calm after such an earthy experience. xo m.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a neat experience. I bet it was lovely to sit outside and being creative in the wide open!
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing :)
ReplyDeleteWhat fun that would be!!!
ReplyDeleteMy Mr. really wants to build a mud brick house, straw sounds good too! I would love to camp in a teepee for a relaxing weekend :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a gorgeous thing to do. I love the picture from inside the teepee that is all black except for the circle of view.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Love your blog!!!
ReplyDeletei am envious, this looks like a perfct way to spend some time out. I spent stayed a long weekend in a teepee at aou local wickerman music festival a couple of years ago, it was very relaxing.
ReplyDeleteAh, nothing beats the taste of set-on-fire marshmallows...
ReplyDeleteOh, this looks so wonderful, lucky you! ~ Alisa
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