What a rare treat, to stay in a hand-crafted dwelling that rests so lightly on the land. Gloria provided excellent directions and there was a bouquet of freshly-picked wildflowers to greet us, along with a helpful note. We opted to eat out (great tacos at "Hey, Sailor," just down the road), but the off-grid stove and kitchen were well set up for novice users. The solar lights were comfortable for evening reading, too-- fun to find a copy of the back-to-the-land classic, "The Good Life," on the bedside bookshelf. The full bed was comfortable, too, though I should have warned my 6'1" honey, whose toes extended past the foot of the bed. The beauty of the surroundings and the sound of birdsong from the blueberry barrens was worth it. All in all, a very nice stay with so many thoughtful touches. We would book again.