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Stoner Hill Nature hostel., Maine
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Our property was orginally the Nutter Family Farmhouse in the 1800's, fast forward 200 years later- and we are now stewardesses of the land- Now our homestead! We purchased this land, and a ramshackled cabin, which we rebuilt and have been making improvements on for the 4 years. Ware always working on cool new projects here, and at our community arts space- Maine Makers Society. As fellow travelers, We have been blessed to have stayed in some cool places in our adventures- and now its our chance to share our little slice of nature paradise with others! Thanks so much for supporting our adventures, by joining us for your own!
Our property was orginally the Nutter Family Farmhouse in the 1800's, fast forward 200 years later- and we are now stewardesses of the land- Now our homestead! We purchased this land, and a ramshackled cabin, which we rebuilt and have been making improvements on for the 4 years. Ware always working on cool new projects here, and at our community arts space- Maine Makers Society. As fellow travelers, We have been blessed to have stayed in some cool places in our adventures- and now its our chance to share our little slice of nature paradise with others! Thanks so much for supporting our adventures, by joining us for your own!
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