by Caroline Stilwell This is our 24 x 14 foot shed being pulled up the narrow mountain road. It is paved, barely, and about the width of one good truck. The final resting place was a former potato field (1940-1950) and our little house was dropped in place with minimal … Read more
I grew up in Arizona and made quite a few visits to the Grand Canyon, both the North Rim and the South Rim. I never did more than a short hike or a couple of miles into the main canyon. We backpacked and spent several days in the Havasupai Canyon, … Read more
This weeks Tiny House in a Landscape is another Montana Mobile Cabin. Destination to be “Cabin in the Woods.” Here it is ready to load and go down the road. Watch for us next week on the highways and byways of Western Montana. On the road again! Over the river … Read more
by Jeff Turner A few years back we were camping in a two man tent every weekend while building a home in the mountains. Having to set the tent up and take it down every week was beginning to wear on us. Especially since the location we were building in … Read more
by Marc-André Thériault SEPAQ are national parks in the Province of Quebec (CANADA) (not to be confused with Quebec city). They built these awesome modern cabins in two parks, and they are looking to build more. They rent fairly cheap $125-150 USD. They have small Morso wood stoves, IMO the … Read more
by Chinle Miller http://spotted-dog-ranch.blogspot.com/ There’s not a lot you can do to a cargo trailer, or so I thought when I bought mine. Then, I got a wild idea to paint one wall a deep sunburst yellow, and one thing led to another. I ended up painting the other wall … Read more