SELAH RIDGE TREEHOUSE

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September 3, 2020

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In case you’re new around here, Cameron and I have a tradition of staying in treehouses. We have visited treehouses in Italy, Charleston and now Georgia. It all started on our honeymoon in Italy and we have loved continuing this tradition to celebrate more of life’s milestones… now with Remy!

We actually found out we were expecting for the first time (watch more on our miscarriage here) while in Charleston. It was a really special, full circle moment to have Remy with us on this trip.

If you live near Nashville, Selah Ridge is truly the perfect retreat. We canceled several trips this year due to COVID, so we were in need of a few days away and a change of scenery. April and Daniel have done such an incredible job at creating a haven among the treetops with Selah Ridge. It is a total sanctuary. You feel relaxed and secluded from the moment you arrive on the property.

The treehouse includes an outdoor shower, fire pit, waterfall, grill and cedar hot tub. The porch overlooks the most beautiful view and is the perfect spot to enjoy a hot cup of coffee in the morning. Even though the property feels secluded, you are just a few miles away from some great restaurants, shopping and hiking trails.

We were a little nervous about traveling with a five week old baby, but Remy was an angel! He slept on the drive and had no issues sleeping in the treehouse. My biggest advice on traveling with a newborn is to try and recreate their usual bedtime routine as much as possible. As soon as we swaddled him in his usual Ollie swaddle and turned on the white noise sound machine, he was out like a light.

April and Daniel are working on another build on their property that will be opening later this year. We cannot wait to go back and experience the magic of Selah Ridge again soon!

Hunter and Cam embrace on a gravel path below a stilted wooden treehouseTreehouse cabin interior seen through open glass doors, striped bed and leather chairsHunter in a white eyelet dress holding her newborn in a wood-paneled treehouse

View from the treehouse window toward the outdoor shower and distant ridgelineTwin rain shower heads in a rustic outdoor shower stall among green leavesTreehouse bedroom with striped bedding, string-light branch headboard and a bassinet Rolling green Georgia hills and treetops seen from the ridgeHunter in a white eyelet dress sitting on a trunk in the treehouse doorwayHunter smiling in a leopard-print baby wrap holding her newborn on a woodland trail Newborn in a cream 'Happy Camper' bodysuit gripping his mom's fingers Cam holding his diapered newborn son on his lap on the treehouse deck Newborn stretching in a woven Moses basket on the treehouse deck Hunter seated with her newborn in the warm wood-lined treehouse living space Hunter kissing her newborn's head while seated in the treehouse living areaCam in a maroon tee holding the baby by the treehouse's large grid windowBlack and white photo of a sleeping newborn cradled on a parent's lapRope suspension bridge leading to the chevron-doored treehouse in the trees

Hunter holding her baby in a rocking chair on the treehouse porch at duskHunter with coffee at the deck railing in a rust floral crane-print kimono Hunter looking back over her shoulder in the crane-print kimono, treehouse behind Hunter twirling in the orange crane-print kimono in the treehouse doorway Hunter smiling over her shoulder wearing the floral kimono inside the cabinCam holding up the baby in a denim jacket, 'Happy Camper' tee and camo pants Cam holding his diapered newborn son on his lap on the treehouse deckTwo pairs of legs in shearling slippers on the bed facing the gable windowTwinkle-light-wrapped branches mounted on the treehouse's pine plank wall

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