Weekend Cabin: Mixtape #2
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Wow, thanks for the inspiration. Do you have any idea where that sixth shot by badbridges is?
What beautiful pictures – I want to crawl into the ninth one and cuddle up and read all day.
Much love,
B
Absolutely stunning, makes me dream for one of my own someday
I love these so much. I wonder why? Of course the images are beautiful. (Did you shoot them?) Is it this wild sense of Waldenism. Still why?
I have stayed in cabins like these on biking and snowboarding trips. The one thing that always gets me is.
How long have those fruit loops been in the cupboard. We always would challenge each other to see who is going to try them. Always makes great memories. I had to try some once that were ROCK FREAKING HARD.