Tiny House in a Landscape
This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape looks like some kind of tower with a view that is unbelievable. I think I could sit in that tower and watch the constant changing weather of the mountains and never want to leave.
As with most of the pictures that have been submitted I don’t have a location for this wonderful picture, so am open to your ideas and suggestions. Where do you think this is located? If you know or have a good suggestion please leave a comment below. I hope everyone is having an enjoyable weekend!
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Don’t know where it is but all I have to say is, “Incredulous!” That is wonderfully too amazing! I would love to visit and take in all of God’s amazing Creation from that magnificent vantage point!
A gazebo in a non traditional location. Cool. Can’t say as I blame the instigator, the view is to die for.
I’d say the Himalayas. Looks architecturally Asian.
I’d say Colorado but it looks too green and the trees and other plants aren’t right.
Pacific Northwest or possibly Alaska?
Beautiful! I did a TinEye search, and it seems to be Sikkim: “a landlocked Indian state nestled in the Himalayas,” according to Wiki.
This link has another photo of a small structure in Sikkim’s huge landscape: http://kunzum.com/2009/09/25/yumthang-in-sikkim-god%E2%80%99s-own-land/
If I’m not mistaken, I believe this is an authentic picture of heaven.
Tiny house – under $10,000
Lot – $19,000,000
Location lovcation location….
Thanks,
John
It reminds me of Chinese paintings I’ve seen.
Definitely NOT the Pacific Northwest…but it could be somewhere in Montana – rugged mountains, green hills, wind blown tree line. Probably on the Asian continent, though. Wherever it is, whoever took this photo is blessed to have been there!
Looks like a firetower to me. The view is astounding, but the wind would be hard to deal with all the time. Sure would like to give it a try!!!
Talk about sitting on a mountaintop and contemplating your navel. Lol!!!
I certainly wouldn’t want to be in that little guy during the thunderstorm season! I bet it’s extremely windy up there by looking at the tree profile and typically on the top of such crests — would make for long sleepless nights of 80mph wind that doesn’t care if you rest. But yes, yes! Very pretty, just a hard life from experience.
I’d say Nepal. Those mountains in the background dwarf the rockies. The building looks like a Stupa. A religious shrine, temple and in some cases a dwelling found from Bali to Nepal..
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As the photographper, I can confirm that the image is taken in Sandakphu looking towards Sikkim and featuring Mt. Kanchenjunga (8586m).
There are some red-robed monks if you look carefully, confirming that the tiny house has a religious function (or perhaps they just like hanging out there – never did ask!).
It was a rather enjoyable evening’s viewing
I’d say the Himalayas. Like Arlos said, those mountains in the background dramatically dwarf the Rockies. Awesome, though!
that is kanchenjunga as seen from sandakphu near the nepalese border.
not sure what the actual structure is.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sandakphu.jpg
So how do you find out about building codes? Some places won’t even let you move in a trailer!
Kaatz
So how do you find out about building codes? Some places won’t even let you move in a trailer!
Katz
That is an awesome setting. I will bet by the looks of those trees there might be a slight breeze every now and then.