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BEing Part of the “New Living (sometimes in small spaces) Paradigm”
Green Magic Hobbit Hole prefab home
There could be (and are) many blogs on just “living in smaller, more modest ways… more modest than the traditional “I’ve got to own a big house with a big yard and have electric bills of $3000 per month, and that shows how ‘good’ I am” idea. Which I had one opportunity to do, and did, for 2 years, then I had to get out. It was not for me!
I currently live in an approximately 150 square foot ohana (small house), no running water (I have a hose set up outside to do my dishes), built my own porta-toilet which uses no water, and all of my electrical needs will one day be supplied by a Keshe. Very simple… and I love it.
Off the Grid in a Tiny House with Rob Greenfield
The Rob Greenfield off-grid one has many examples of off-grid living some may want to check out (one thing for sure in my case, I need to have my own internet connection, and Rob feels he does not).
Company Selling Pre-Fab Hobbit Hole Homes That Can Be Assembled In Three Days
The Green Magic hobbit hole type is one I’ve not seen from a manufacturer. I’ve seen cob houses, built from/within the earth, but not the pre-fabbed frameworks.
Prefab wooden dome home spins like a UFO to let sunlight in from every angle
Also I guess I’m throwing in another that rotates the entire house to get the best sun angle. I like the “vaulted-ness” of that one. Although the one shown is for sale at a mere $950,000, there may be some inspiration here for smaller homes.
Filed under: new energies Tagged: modest living, Tiny homes 
Source: https://kauilapele.wordpress.com/2015/12/12/being-part-of-the-new-living-sometimes-in-small-spaces-paradigm/
