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This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape is of a neat little red house with a living roof nestled in the hills with the sun rising in the background.

I like the simplistic design of the house and the location is very peaceful and inviting. It looks to me like a European setting with the living roof, but the person who submitted the photo was not able to give a location. As usual, any ideas or suggestions are welcome in the comment section below.

If you can’t find sanctuary in your own tiny house, how about in a tiny church? As we get closer to the holidays we can celebrate the many different ways that people worship, and some of them worship in tiny little churches or chapels that can only hold about a dozen attendees. Many of these miniscule churches and chapels are famous just for their size and have been included in several websites including Roadside America.

Church in Bitterroot Valley, MT

A few of these churches were built small because of a lack of construction funds, and some because of a lack of space or land. Whatever the reason, these tiny little treasures might really prove that God is in the details. Continue Reading »

Update: Yes, this house is near the village of Oia, in Santorini, Greece, which is part of Europe. However, it is not “a mix of the old and the modern” but rather a pretty typical example of the vernacular.

Thank you Orestes for the verification of the location.

This tiny house in a landscape is a unique structures situated on the water. I’m sure this was taken in  Greece or somewhere in Europe, guessing from the type of architecture. A mix of the old and the modern. Looks like a wonderful getaway and a place to relax.

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