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This is the story of Aja and Jake and how they built their cozy Whidbey Island yurt.
They built it as an escape to unplug and reconnect with nature.
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Couple Build Cozy Whidbey Island Yurt to Reconnect w/ Nature And Share With Others (Friends, Family, Airbnb)
Images via Tiny House Giant Journey/YouTube
Inside it lives just like a studio home. Looks super cozy, doesn’t it?
It’s an open layout, with windows, a huge bed, dining, all in one area. What do you think of it?
One of my favorite parts of a yurt, the skylight…
Look how tall the trees are! How amazing…
Images via Tiny House Giant Journey/YouTube
Video Tour – Couple’s Cozy Yurt in the Forest
It’s a 24ft yurt with around 400sqft of space inside. Are you a yurt fan?
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My bestie Judy has a Yurt on the Big Island…She is doing great she says.
I could do this! Especially where they chose to live! Puget Sound, close to Seattle, and great art workshops right on the island? Sounds like heaven!
From what I’ve heard, you’d love the price of land as well. Not!
Nice…until one of those trees falls over.