1. an imaginary house for little people. 2. historic stone cabins built by the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) in the 1930's for passing travelers. 3. the window view from the inside was breathtaking. It looked just like a painting hanging on the wall. 4. There is something very peaceful about being inside the belly of a rock.
I love these little stone structures. They remind me of ancient temples in the Middle East and Asia that are carved right out of a mountain. Heaven. (depending on ones ability to charm scorpions...) I once lived in a stone house built by my grandfather. It was one of the most peaceful place I have ever lived. Except for the spiders. Lots of spiders.
We fantasied about what we would bring to set up camp in the stone cabins.
the short list:
lavender curtain for the doorway,
sheepskin rug for the cold stone floors,
donkey with a cart for our camping gear,
mexican saint candles for the mantel,
and a bottle of wine, of course.
What would you bring?
