In the throes of COVID-19, Millette and Lee Nabors were faced with a tough choice: Either open Trailhead Bike & Bed, a lodging site off of Tanglefoot Trail, or put it off.
“‘We’re too far gone now to stop,’” Millette remembers thinking. “The day that I posted on Facebook that we were open and ready for business, the next day I actually had all four rooms rented.”
Organize your adventures with this no-sew craft! A terrycloth lining soaks away water, while a fabric exterior lets your style shine.
Our tassel chandelier comes straight from our July 2020 issue, which welcomes all things glamping. Whether you make this for your outdoor tent or your indoor bedroom, we think you’ll love it.
My family was initially very concerned, some even repulsed, when I told them what I was doing. I was preparing a strawberry pavlova for that evening’s dessert. In the bowl of chopped strawberries, I tossed in some chiffonaded basil. Despite their initial doubt, everyone loved it.
Growing up in New Albany, Ben Coleman always had his dream home in mind, even down to the exact plot of land. He even knew he wanted his lakefront property to have a basement with a walkout patio. Now, he and his high school sweetheart and wife of 20 years, have just that.
I don’t think I have to tell anyone this, but the world we’re living in is a pretty crazy place. Because of that, it’s important to have a place to call home; and that place needs to feel like, well, an actual home. These safe havens are nothing to knock on, and should be a place of comfort and relaxation. Luckily, design trends are starting to curve that way in 2020.