Locals call the granite and shale cliff overlooking Montana’s Flathead Lake “The Matterhorn”. It is a place to observe the natural world: the lake, the surrounding ponderosa pine forest, and especially the eagles and ospreys that nest nearby. Together, the water, cliff, and trees form a classic picture of the expansive American West, and it is clear why Montana is still known as North America’s great destination.” – ArchDaily
See more of this Cabin on Flathead Lake by Andersson Wise Architects
Photos by Art Gray.
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Small Cabin on Stilts at Flathead Lake
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Fire Lookouts of Montana – Photographed by Tom Persinger
Work few can do but a lifestyle of solitude many admire and aspire to achieve.
“Working deep in the back country of Montana’s rugged Rocky Mountains, Pittsburgh-based photographer Tom Persinger photographed three men who spend their summers perched high atop peaks keeping watch over some of our nation’s most pristine places miles from the nearest road or modern convenience. Day and night they scan the horizon for curly gray wisps of smoke rising from the forest below: a tell tale sign of fire.”
via Encountering Space: The Fire Lookouts of Montana | Tom Persinger.
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Tour of Meg and Joe’s Tiny House
Their house has been moved to a location in the woods in Montana. Follow Meg and Joe’s Tiny House on YouTube.
