Tiny House in a Landscape

Posted October 16th, 2009 by Kent Griswold and filed in Tiny House Landscape
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This photo was taken in the autumn in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. (Correction) This is outside of the town of Crystal – south of Marble and Redstone, about and hour and a half drive’s south of Glenwood Springs. Photograph by Bobby Douglas, thanks Rene for finding this beautiful photo.

I had the opportunity of spending a week jeeping and camping in the mountains behind Silverton, Ouray and Telluride as a teenager. We explored many mines and had the privilege of seeing this waterfall and mill/cabin when I was there.

If you ever get a chance to explore this part of the country be sure and do it.

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by Kent Griswold (Tiny House Blog)

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10 Responses to “Tiny House in a Landscape”

  1. Mark says:

    This is like the cottage version of Fallingwater if FLW couldn’t use concrete or bricks.

  2. bill dakelski says:

    Crystal Mill Color by Bobby Douglas. One of the finest examples of landscape photography of all time. Copyright Bobby Douglas

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  3. Evelyn says:

    Excellent choice, it’s a stunning location and a beautiful photograph too!

  4. April says:

    Gorgeous, but sketchy!!

  5. Jessica says:

    Wow! What a great photo.

  6. PJ says:

    That’s a fabulous photo, thanks for sharing.

  7. ah, home! Or the home I grew up in. Sorry to say though – this was not a home but rather a working mill. But it is beautiful. So surprising to find it on your blog!

  8. Erica says:

    Beautiful photo – this is outside of the town of Crystal – south of Marble and Redstone, about and hour and a half drive’s south of Glenwood Springs…not in the San Juan mountains :)
    It’s one of the most photographed places in my great state of Colorado!

    • Kent Griswold says:

      Thanks for correcting me Erica, it reminded me of a place I had been above Telluride. I’ll make the correction above in a few minutes…Kent

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