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This is an off-grid micro A-frame cabin in Gasquet, California.
Inside you’ll find a small open living area with your bed.
Outside you’ll find an outdoor kitchen and a separate structure as your bathhouse.
If you want you can book a stay here using Airbnb to try out tiny living deep in the woods of Northern California.
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Off-Grid Micro A-frame Cabin
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Outside kitchen, and loo? Been there, done that, hated it then, hate the idea even more now.
It’s not for everyone 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
Spoken like someone that has never done it. Tell you what, you try cooking outdoors, and use an outdoor loo with two foot of snow on the ground, then talk favorably about it. Like I said, been there, done that, hated it. In the winter, in an outdoor loo, even if there is not even a breath of air, there will always be a draft of warm air going up your backside. Then in summer, there’s always flies, probably wasp nests, and always, always, smell.
This could easily be comforted to what ever you need!
Not what you want, keep looking! But for some of us we want to start simple to discover what works for us and what we can add on to and what??
Thanks for sharing…
You’re welcome! — Tiny House Talk Team
no. no to all of it. I did like the bidet, even tho this structure is not the best place for it.
It’s not for everyone 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
You could always raise the and build your kitchen and bath below it
Great idea, Jason! — Tiny House Talk Team
You could always raise the a-frame and build your kitchen and bath below it
The picture of the bath room. Look up at the square darker ceiling, it looks like Ron Pearlman? Does it look like him, to any one else?. I love the small community that they have made for their homes. What Beautiful Views, love the Communal living. Would like more information, how did they decide to set up Heaven? Where does their Water Source come from? Who decides who lives there? It is a smaller version that the community the Jumping Rabbit, or something Rabbit. I might get the name wrong but they have built about 10 community’s of love. I love these concepts. It is really the only way we as a people will prosper. Wish you all very good prayers.