Tiny House in a Landscape
This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape is located in Arnissa Greece and is a floating structure. I’m not sure if it is a house or something else but I really like its location and setting. It looks like it would be very pleasant to live there and I really like the fog rolling in. In fact as I write this I am experiencing our natural air conditioning (the fog) moving into our area and cooling this hot day down so I know I will sleep well tonight.
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I love this house and am inspired to both try someting like it and to visit Greece.
Hi Kent,
Couldn’t resist digging around for more info on this little floating gem. Actually it is a floating coffee bar on one of the lakes of Vergoritida in Greece — here’s a link to their website with a couple more pictures and good info on the surrounding terrain:
http://en.agrotravel.gr/agro/site/AgroTravel/t_docpage?doc=/Documents/DBDocuments/Activities/3/8/38408&sub_nav=Activities
and an evening shot
http://www.trekearth.com/gallery/photo815971.htm
leaving the floating coffee bar
Thanks for your wonderful website. It’s very informative and lots of fun to peruse.
Anne
“…It looks like it would be very pleasant to live their..”
Should be “It looks like it would be very pleasant to live THERE..”
Please check your spelling/grammar when posting to the world? I love this house, but the misuse of words is really annoying.
You have corrected it completely wrong.
“It looks like their living should be very pleasant” would be right.
Please check your corrections before you post them to the world.
*scnr*
Here is what the dictionary says: Don’t confuse their, they’re, and there. Their is a possessive pronoun: : I like their new car. They’re is a contraction of ‘they are’: : they’re parking the car. There is an adverb meaning ‘at that place’: : park the car over there.
I try to do my best when writing these posts. Unfortunately I am human and sometimes make a mistake.
Wow, Kent;
I remember something about not being able to please all the people some of the time… or was it FOOLS… I forget now.
Let ME say that I thought this seeming oasis on eh end of a dock was delightful, and it immediately made me about think of ways to duplicate it, effectively.
I write a blog (and a new book) on converting ISBUs to housing. Take one of those a same 20′ High Cube ISBUs, set it on pilings at the end of a boat dock, and you have a solid steel “floating” habitat, that will last for decades.
(Unless Mother Nature gets really mad at you.)
Rather than correct your grammar, I’d just like to say that you inspire me. That is worth far more than nitpicking your use of adjectives and pro-nouns, et all…
Good on ya!
Thanks Alex, I needed that reminder and it is much appreciated.