but I give them an "10" for style

My grandma must have taught them how to build a tent, too - that looks just like what I used to make in her back yard, except we used the clothes line instead of trees.

Was that taken before or after the rain?

I don't really know anything about the photo, but it sure looks inviting!

When I said I started building tents at 7 this is what I meant. Here in Bend we can have "garden bedrooms" in the summer as long as theres warm blankets. A small screened in "lean to" with a raised bed will do.

Yes the tent in the photo looks like it would be fun to visit. It looks a lot like my friends 6 man tee pee squad tent with its cot.
Jim

I like the pillows!

Add a (stocked) wine rack and espresso maker and I am there!

Cheers,

Not light? It looks aesthetically well lit to me!

I showed the pic to my wife. She said" Oh I like That I want one". Now what? LOL it looks inviting as long as the sky stays fair!

Glamping

Cool pic ... Reminds me of a younger simpler time... Reminds me of Mom.. Thanks...

and as long as the bugs aren't around...

It does look rather romantic.

That's what the candles are for. They are the new ELeganz version of citronella candles.

Hope this isn't too far off.

a quote from a frontier trapper (they called them selves mountaneers)

"The bed of a mountaineer is an article neither complex in its nature nor difficult in its adjustment. A single buffalo robe folded double and spread upon the ground, with a rock, or knoll, or some like substitute for a pillow, furnishes the sole base-
work upon which the sleeper reclines, and, enveloped in an additional blanket or robe, contentedly enjoys his rest."

I mean that tent _could_ use a nice buffalo blanket.

Jim

Prolly had a good burro to haul that for `em

Bill, look at the wood pile in the back. That is in someone's back yard.

I'm envious of the back yard!

Maybe it was a really good burro