They had spent weeks terracing the land, putting up deer-proof fencing, and building garden beds. Their fall garden is an all-organic mixture of seed-grown greens, including a variety of lettuce, green onions, and chard. Fertilized with hand-turned compost and my dad's special brew of compost tea, the garden was really taking off when I visited. My garden at home, on the other hand, is suffering a bit due to a growing insect problem, so I was very envious of their success.
The trip was complete with a soak in their handmade wood-burning hot tub and a trip to the creek. I was fortunate enough to catch a few pictures of the hot tub in the low morning light. The light perfectly illuminated the rising steam coming off the top of the water.
The wood-burning hot tub:
My parent's very animated dog, Rasta.








































