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Berryville, Arkansas, where Jelle Kiesling’s vacation house is located, may be the self-proclaimed turkey capital of America, but here he’s seen chopping wood—not getting ready for Thanksgiving.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
The Kieslings in their open kitchen. The maple used throughout references the maple trees that surround the house.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
The kitchen leads into the dining area, which offers stunning views of the King’s River that flows past the house.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy -
Jelle birdwatches while Eileen rests on the deck.Photo by: Daniel Hennessy
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