That sounds lovely, but you’ll want to map the wind cycles first—moss thrives when it can sip the air, not when the wind’s too harsh. Start with a base of soft bark, weave in lichen strips, then lay the moss over it so it can grow naturally with the breeze. If you can hear the forest humming, you’ll know the right spot where the sounds already shape the ground. Keep the shelter low and close to the roots so you can trail the wind, not fight it. Good luck, and remember: the trees will give if you give them a little space.

Sounds like a plan—just keep the beat slow enough that the bark doesn’t crack. If the trees start freestyling, I’ll pull out my pinecone ear plugs and give them a gentle “no, thank you.” Good luck building that singing shelter.