Civil Engineers and Architects: Building the Team

Any fairly large project that is successful, I think, will credit its success to a strong, competent, cohesive team comprised of top notch team members who each do their piece of the puzzle well. So building our eco-glamping sanctuary team carefully and thoughtfully, is something

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It’s Wintertime! Gravel Road Planning.

It’s hard for me to believe it’s winter up here on the mountain already, when, down on my flatland farm in Auburn, I was precisely 2 days ago harvesting the last of the beets and carrots out of a moist black cold-but-not-frozen soil bed. But

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Visioning the Treehouses

One super fun item I got to do today was fluff up and email over my digital scrapbook of cabins, chalets and treehouses to an architect who will likely be creating some graphic depictions of our proposed units to present to potential investors to give

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Running Numbers & Establishing Mission HQ

This week, my focus is on tightening up the numbers in our Pro Forma P&L and transforming all of our raw spreadsheet data into understandable, compelling financials to present to potential investors hopefully just after Thanksgiving. Meanwhile Johnny has all the fun: turning the shell

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The Journey Begins…Raw mountains in Greenwood Maine.

Thank you for your interest in our journey as we create our backcountry, alpine, food-focused eco-glamping accommodation in Greenwood, Maine! Our goal for this blog is to keep our friends and followers informed about the evolution of our Sanctuary. My name is Karen Bolduc, and

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