Maine

Yurt Life

It has been one year now since I moved into a yurt in Maine. Since growing up in Florida I was searching for a more challenging but interesting way of life. I now live with no running water or electricity and heat the yurt in the winter with a wood stove.

By Yankee Magazine|Sep 18 2012| Print icon

Sunlit, rustic yurt kitchen with a stove, vegetables on the table, hanging utensils, and jars on the windowsill.

Photo Credit: Jordan Luciano

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