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New Kosmos Tiny Village, Washington
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New Kosmos was once sold to us with a chuckle as the "Butts" property. The Butts' were once a logging family around Morton whose story is for an other time. As we rounded the horseshoe bend for the first time on a sunny day, we were captivated by clean waters and mystical views of surrounding territory, including Klickitat, or mount Adams, Washington's second and the cascades' third highest volcano. Still, there are enough mature tree groves to satisfy on the property, and the land "Butts" up to a grand sylvan abyss. We called the place New Kosmos to pay homage to the nearby sunken ghost town of Kosmos, a sad silt covered token of human ingenuity in the quest for endless power. We hope to share with you the view from our pocket of the mountains, to share the love and reverence for life as it dances its delicate ballet as we spin fore
New Kosmos was once sold to us with a chuckle as the "Butts" property. The Butts' were once a logging family around Morton whose story is for an other time. As we rounded the horseshoe bend for the first time on a sunny day, we were captivated by clean waters and mystical views of surrounding territory, including Klickitat, or mount Adams, Washington's second and the cascades' third highest volcano. Still, there are enough mature tree groves to satisfy on the property, and the land "Butts" up to a grand sylvan abyss. We called the place New Kosmos to pay homage to the nearby sunken ghost town of Kosmos, a sad silt covered token of human ingenuity in the quest for endless power. We hope to share with you the view from our pocket of the mountains, to share the love and reverence for life as it dances its delicate ballet as we spin forever around the sun.
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