#off grid
200sf Offgrid Tiny House: Vince and Sam live an active lifestyle, and when they decided to build theirs, it had to fit their style. They managed to include a climbing wall with rings suspended from the ceiling as an alternative to a ladder.
Gorgeous tiny house
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10/30/21 ~ Long time, no post! Haven’t done much gardening, just cleaning up! I left this one Cayenne plant to let them dry on the plant though! It’s about time to start making my seasoning mixes with all my dehydrated plants! ☺️
photos courtesy Adam Battaglia @bttags + Ryan Spaulding @threeoten
Quail Springs is an environmental educational nonprofit, and a leading policy advocate to change earthen building codes. They are engaged with local building officials in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties in California, and have been performing seismic and fire testing at their fully off-grid permaculture site in the Los Padres National Forest. They are forming a coalition of building officials, architects, academic researchers, builders, engineers, and activists to change building codes locally, nationally, and internationally. If you’d like to support their efforts, an anon donor is matching donations right now.
to connect with the project and find out more follow @quail_springs + @earthenshelter +@nomadicbuilder
A lightweight modular cabin that can be setup in just 2 hours!
More info:https://odditymall.com/quite-lite-quick-cabin-modular-cabin
Each piece is modular so you can make the cabin as big or small as you like!
[New and Improved 9/11/21] Functioning Well - and Off-Grid Plumbing!
Update to my mod. I think it’s better now anyway :p 
old picture cos text on its own is boring
Arnaud
In Zutut'Ha, Mexico
Arnaud lives in the off-grid community Zutut'Ha in Mexico which he and a group of friends founded about three years ago. The family of his mother is French so he likes to speak French with visitors from France who come to the community. He studied Biology and is his part in the community is gardening which he totally loves. There are no houses for the community members so far, so he and his girlfriend live in a tent.
Pat’s smallholding, Ourganics Evolving Systems, features a large polytunnel, a flood garden and a forest garden, all of which she harvests and sells to the local community. The local spring is used to water the crops which then joins the River Bride and a small caravan and yurt offer a place to stay, providing extra income.
Ourganics Evolving Systems is a real example of how off-grid living is a labour of love where work and play are interchangeable and a job doesn’t mean paying rent, but living a richer life.
Narrated by international lawyer and author of ‘Eradicating Ecocide’ Polly Higgins
