Villa Else is owned by Henriette Willerup and Anton Greiffenberg.
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
honeycomb hideout
With summer upon us, I'm starting to have dreams of little get-a-way forts like this. It was always my dream, when I lived in SF, to get a little parcel of land in the wine country and build a canvas cabin or place a tricked-out Jet Stream, just for weekend down time from the electronics and a time for reconnection and reading....maybe a morning hike. Villa Else ( in the middle of the Søllerød Nature Reserve in Denmark ) would be perfection, if only it were a little closer to home.
Villa Else is owned by Henriette Willerup and Anton Greiffenberg.
Villa Else is owned by Henriette Willerup and Anton Greiffenberg.
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