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Michaels latest version of the Tiny House Living is a weekly newsletter that covers the world of tiny houses and the people that choose to live this simpler life. Each entry is a short summary that links to the original article. Subscribe by Email to Tiny House Living and stay up-to-date on the news and events in our community.

This week Michael covers Steven’s Summer Project and Open House, Blast from the Recent Past, 10 Cool Treehouses, Shipping Container House, Jay Shafer on the CBS News, Paperhouse, and my favorite Newton Wells and his Tiny House.

If any of you Vermonters know how to get in touch with Newton Wells please have him get in touch with me. I would like to learn more from him and so far have not been able to track him down. Thank you.

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by Kent Griswold (Tiny House Blog)

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Tiny House Living is a weekly newsletter that covers the world of tiny houses and the people that choose to live this simpler life. Each entry is a short summary that links to the original article. Subscribe by Email to Tiny House Living and stay up-to-date on the news and events in our community.

In this issue: The Paper House; Small Living Journal – Why a Tiny Home?; Bush Babes; Ziggy’s Cob House; Jalopy Cabins; 8 x 20 Solar House; ReBurbia; and the Clear Village Contest. Click here to read Tiny House Living.

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Tiny House Living is a weekly newsletter that covers the world of tiny houses and the people that choose to live this simpler life.

Each entry is a short summary that links to the original article. Subscribe by Email to Tiny House Living and stay up-to-date on the news and events in our community.

This week a few of the subjects are: International Shed of the Year 2009 winner, Garden Office, Zoey’s Tiny House Update, and The Bus is Back, and Earthbag Root Cellar. Read the latest of Tiny House Living here.

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Last night Michael Janzen published the latest issue of Tiny House Living which is his weekly online newsletter that covers the growing world of tiny houses. Here are a few snippets from this week’s issue:

The sheddies in the UK are extremely serious about their sheds. Shed Week 2009 begins July 6, 2009 so be sure to keep any eye on the shedblog.co.uk… finalists for Shed of the Year have just been announced.

Architect Gregory Smith send this photo into Tiny House Blog for Kent’s regular Tiny House in a Landscape feature. It’s a historic weekend cabin near the edge of a river in Cisco Grove, California

Ryan also just launched a tiny house blog and forum in addition to setting up this very novel map that allows everyone in the greater simple living community to add themselves… Please add yourself to the map.

Take a look at this week’s edition of Tiny House Living.

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Tiny House Living is a weekly newsletter that covers the world of tiny houses and the people that choose to live this simpler life. This week Michael covers the Tumbleweed Lusby for Sale, small prefabs, a historic tiny house renovation, building with awareness strawbale houses, $100 homes in Detroit and a clever loft bedroom and kitchen. Michael than introduces his latest brainchild Tiny House TV. So go check out the latest issue here. You can Subscribe by Email to Tiny House Living and stay up-to-date on the news and events in our community. You can also Follow us on Twitter.

In this week’s issue of Tiny House Living you’ll find a newly announced design competition called The Tiny House Project, two stories of people hitting the road in travel trailers, two videos of earthbag dome homes, a bunch of photos of tiny cottages in Oregon, and Jay Shafer hitting the road road and headed to New York in his recently completed Fencl Tumbleweed tiny house.

Tiny House Living is a free weekly newsletter on the small house community. Subscribe by Emailand stay up-to-date on the news and events in our community. You can also Follow Tiny House Living on Twitter.

P.S. If you are visiting the Iowa Open Houses with Jay Shafer, please email the Tiny House Blog pictures and the story. Thank you!

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