I love the idea of living in a cabin somewhere remote like a forest or the mountains.
This idea appealed to me as a teenager. I worked with a woman in her 20s who spent a few months of the year living in the wilderness by herself. She talked about her treks looking for berries and her surprise encounter with a bear. She was so cool!
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I was totally on board with this until you said ‘bear.’
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I think the bear is the reason I’ve never done this. I’m a chicken at heart!
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I used to backpack into our Green Mountains for a couple of solitary Camping Hermit weeks every summer when I first moved up here almost 30 years ago. But that was almost 30 years ago. Sigh.
Love the photo.
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I like the photo, too. I wish it was mine.
I loved camping when my kids were young, but those days are gone.
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