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Autumn 2026. This portrait shows the Wildwood I picture in my mind: a quiet afternoon, a work-worn hoodie, and trees growing beyond the frame. Th…
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Autumn 2026. This portrait shows the Wildwood I picture in my mind: a quiet afternoon, a work-worn hoodie, and trees growing beyond the frame. Th…

Joey Montes
Autumn 2026. This is how I picture myself at Wildwood: dirt on the hoodie, a long day behind me, and more work waiting in the morning. I do not o…
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Autumn 2026. This is how I picture myself at Wildwood: dirt on the hoodie, a long day behind me, and more work waiting in the morning. I do not o…

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Nov 10, 2026 · @jrm
Autumn 2026. This portrait shows the Wildwood I picture in my mind: a quiet afternoon, a work-worn hoodie, and trees growing beyond the frame. The farm is still a dream, and I have much to learn about finding land, raising healthy trees, and caring for them through the seasons. But the reason behind it is clear. After losing Dawne, I learned that love does not end when a life does. I want to create a place where families can plant a tree for someone they miss and return to watch it grow. I hope Wildwood becomes more than a name on my shirt. I want it to be a place of patience, work, remembrance, and something living left for the next generati… Media posted about #Wildwoodvision
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Nov 10, 2026 · @jrm
Autumn 2026. This is how I picture myself at Wildwood: dirt on the hoodie, a long day behind me, and more work waiting in the morning. I do not own the farm yet. After losing Dawne, I needed somewhere for the love and grief to go. Planting trees became more than an idea. It became a purpose. I want to find the right land, raise healthy trees, and build a place where families can plant in memory of someone they miss. I want them to return through the years and find something living where loss once felt final. This photo is a glimpse of the future I am working toward, not a claim that it already exists. If I get Wildwood right, the trees will o… Media posted about #Wildwoodvision
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