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Tucked away on a grassy knoll, this off-the-grid yurt is a back-to-nature winner. Situated overlooking a pasture where sheep and cows graze, it s peaceful and private. The yurt is 20 feet in diameter with windows for cross-ventilation and a skylight for viewing the stars when darkness falls. A Queen-size canopy bed, lanterns, and wicker accents add a touch of romance, while potted succulents and fresh-cut flowers bring nature inside.
High-quality white sheets add crisp freshness, though you ll need to bring your own Full-size bedding if you intend to use the foldout sofa. There s a wood stove to keep you toasty and a propane grill for outdoor cooking. With both an indoor and outdoor dining table, there s also a choice of dining venues. While this is certainly an upgrade from pitching your own tent, don t expect running water or electricity here, though there are LED lights. You ll head to the porta-potty when nature calls.
UpdatedWed, Feb 3, 2021 at 3:11 pm ET
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Snow covers a backyard deck in the Pines Lake neighborhood of Wayne. (Courtesy Howard Freeman)
WAYNE, NJ Mayor Christopher Vergano reported snowfall totals of 26 inches in Wayne Township from this week s nor easter, saying it was the biggest snow storm we ve had in a number of years.
The National Weather Service has yet to report totals that high, but if these reader photos are any indication, the nor easter could indeed be the biggest storm in years.
Patch put out a call for your photos from the storm, and our readers delivered. Below are some shots from Wayne, taken on Monday and Tuesday: