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Butlers Townhouse Hotel has a rating of 4-stars. It's no struggle reaching Bord Gais Energy Theatre from here; it's also simple to walk to The O2 and St Stephen green. National Gallery of Ireland and Natural History Museum both lie in the neighborhood of this accommodation. Conferences and other events in Irish International Convention and Exhibition Centre draw many visitors to this location. One stadium that is nice to visit is Lansdowne Road Stadium.
Guests of Butlers Townhouse Hotel benefit from free breakfast during their stay. The presence of a bar/lounge and a library add a further dimension of convenience to your stay in Dublin. You may be attracted by the provision of a baby-sitting service here. A business center and a secretarial service are two provisions that may be attractive to business guests. Total room count is 20. Free parking is another useful option when staying at Butlers Townhouse Hotel.
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Visit by Orchard Oriole a highlight for spring migration10:54 am | April 29, 2013
I conducted a bird walk at Tipton-Haynes Historic Site in Johnson City on Saturday, April 13. The walk, which was part of Andre Michaux Day at Tipton-Haynes, was attended by Tom and Helen Stetler, Nora Schubert, Michelle Sparks, Charles Moore, David Thometz, Kate Morgan and Henry Antkiewicz.
We saw some good birds, including Broad-winged Hawk, Eastern Phoebe, Brown Thrasher, Eastern Meadowlark, American Goldfinch, Tree Swallow, Northern Rough-winged Swallow and Pileated Woodpecker.
Director Penny McLaughlin did inform us that this was the final Andre Michaux Day. Charlie Williams, who has long portrayed French botanist Michaux for the annual event, is cutting back on his schedule. McLaughlin did say she might look into a way for Tipton-Haynes to continue offering a yearly bird walk.
The walk at Tipton-Haynes Historic Area helped me increase my year list of birds in the region. A House Wren, singing quite fervently, was one of the first birds encountered by the participants in the casual stroll on the grounds of Tipton-Haynes. The House Wren also became Bird No. 112 on my list.
After the walk at Tipton-Haynes, David Thometz and I made a stop at Austin Springs on Boone Lake in Johnson City. We found some good birds, including two Blue-winged Teal, a Greater Yellowlegs, 19 American Pipits and four Killdeers. We also saw lots of Tree and Barn Swallows.
Of course, I had already found all of these birds for the year. As we were getting ready to depart, I scanned a long ditch that runs through the middle of the wet pasture at Austin Springs. I detected a couple of shorebirds that required a closer look. Once I found them in my spotting scope, I identified them as Lesser Yellowlegs, and they became Bird No. 113 on my list.
The following day, I birded around my home on Simerly Creek Road in Hampton and found an unexpected arrival in a flowering quince at the fish pond. When I got my binoculars focused on the bird, I identified the first Orchard Oriole to visit the yard since the late 1990s.
I also had my camera, and the Orchard Oriole, a beautiful male in his spring finery of brick red and black feathers, led me on a merry chase as I attempted to get some photographs. He visited a blooming Bradford pear, a thicket of blooming forsythia and a blue spruce as I continued to observe him and get a few photographs.
The orioles are members of the icterid blackbird family, which also includes cowbirds, meadowlarks and bobolinks.
The Orchard Oriole is the smallest member in the icterid blackbird family in North America, which also makes it automatically the smallest of the orioles ranging through North America. At about six-and-a-half inches in length, the Orchard Oriole is roughly the size of an Eastern Bluebird.
The Baltimore Oriole is the best-known member of the oriole family in the United States. Several species — Bullock's Oriole, Altimira Oriole, Hooded Oriole and Audubon's Oriole — are found in Texas and the western United States.
During my lunch hour on Tuesday, April 23, I added three new species to my year list while walking in the area along the Watauga River behind the Franklin Fitness Center in Elizabethton.
Bird No. 115 was a White-eyed Vireo, which was also the first vireo to make my list this year.
Next, I found a Yellow-breasted Chat, which became Bird No. 116 for 2013. The Yellow-breasted Chat is the largest member of the family of New World wood warblers. In fact, the Yellow-breasted Chat is bigger than an Orchard Oriole. Some experts have speculated for years that the chat is not truly a warbler but for now this bird maintains a tenuous connection with its smaller kin.
An Eastern Kingbird became Bird No. 117 for the year. This bird belongs to the tyrant flycatchers, or Tyrannida, which is a group of songbirds native to North and South America. The Tyrant Flycatchers comprise the largest family of birds on Earth, with more than 400 species.
During my walk on Tuesday, I also observed an American Kestrel, numerous Field Sparrows and Eastern Towhees, as well as Brown-headed Cowbirds and Blue-gray Gnatcatchers.
Kate and James Morgan, who live on Coffee Ridge in Unicoi County, are being entertained by hummingbirds.
I met Kate at the bird walk at Andre Michaux Day at Tipton-Haynes Historic Site on Saturday, April 20. She is also a new member of the Lee and Lois Herndon Chapter of the Tennessee Ornithological Society, or Elizabethton Bird Club.
Kate emailed me and let me know that her husband saw their first hummer this year around 8 a.m. on Wednesday, April 17.
"My husband came in from the front porch and told me a male hummingbird was investigating our wind chime, so we filled and put out our feeders," she wrote. "Later that day, he saw two males at them."
At that time, she hadn't seen one, but she remedied that a few days later.
For a third consecutive spring, Red Crossbills have returned to the feeders at the homes of David Caton and his parents in Erwin.
David emailed me last week to report their return.
"Figured I would give you a heads-up that the Red Crossbills have returned," he wrote. "One male, female and juvenile were at the feeder. They returned this morning (April 19) to my parent's feeder. I hope more will come."
David noted that the birds always return around the same day each year.
"It's kind of weird that last year the first sighting was April 19 and in 2011 it was April 20 — oh well, they know why," he wrote.
He sent me another email Monday, April 22, to let me know that another female joined the visiting flock over the weekend.
Looking for a chance to get into the field and look for some of the birds moving through the area this spring? The upcoming Roan Mountain Naturalists Rally will offer opportunities to do some bird watching with experienced birders with the Lee and Lois Herndon Chapter of Tennessee Ornithological Society. Birding activities are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, May 4 and May 5. For a complete schedule of events, visit www.friendsofroanmtn.org.
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Ranchers in south-central Oregon have legally killed a nearly 500-pound black bear after one of their heifers was killed by a bear and the giant animal was found in the family's cattle herd.
The death toll from the mudslide that hit the Washington community of Oso has risen to 41.
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Multnomah County confirmed on Monday that they will remove a set of bicycle speed bumps on SE Madison Avenue in 2015.
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A 38-year-old woman was indicted on a murder charge in the death of a man whose remains were found recently at a remote campsite in southern Oregon.
Neighbors in a NW Portland neighborhood have won a short-term victory to prevent a 112-year-old home from being demolished.
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Neighbors living near an accident-prone Portland intersection voiced concerns about the intersection's safety after a violent crash on Sunday.
The body discovered in the Willamette River near Albany on Sunday was identified as James Ethan Brown, a registered sex offender.
Latoya Harris' daughter was a straight-A student when she was arrested a year ago.
A school bus ended up in a ditch Pierce County when a bee distracted the driver on Monday.
A two-alarm fire broke out at a private school in Portland Monday afternoon.
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Hi Kellie! Thanks for hosting – so happy to have something fall-ish to link up this week! Hope you are enjoying your week! ~ Stephanie Lynn
P.S. Love love love the halloween bag! Too Cute! Just mentioned on twitter =)
Fantastic idea for the quilt – what a way to repurpose! Your festival is giving me a jump start on fall =)
Such a cute bag! I am a follower!
I'll be back as soon as my spray paint dries
You are the hostess with the mostess! What a fun linky party and I love all the layers of Fall going on at our house! The quilt looks fantastic and the pillows complete the warm and inviting look. The bag from your shop is perfect to get into the holiday spirit! Have a fabulous day.
Super cute bag and I'm already a follower!! Thanks for hosting!
Hi Kellie!
I am loving your cute fall party! Such fun! Thanks for hosting!!
I love your quilt BTW too. Such a fun idea!
And I follow you
Thanks for hosting such a festive fall party. It really has inspired me Love your flour sack quilt, great idea turning it into wall art, and those pillows are too cute.
Thanks for stopping by and leaving such nice comments!
Wow…how lucky to have all those family quilts and what a great way to display the lap quilt. I also love your pillows they are pretty spectacular! Thanks for hosting this great party…so many creative women and ideas.
Love the BOO-Bag! Thanks for hosting and so nice to meet you Kellie! So many wonderful ideas at the party and your blog!
Those pillows are absolutely the best!! Do you sell them in your Etsy shop? I love the addition of the upholstery tape, too. It adds another layer of detail.
You are very lucky to have all the heirloom quilts from your family members.
~ Sue
What a cute bag! Thanks for holding this Fall Festival too :O)
I posted a link this week.
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I follow you on Twitter now & tweeted about your festival/giveaway too!
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Wow, quilt heaven! I have about five family ones, wish I had a closet that huge to display just the quilts in. Fun party again!
I love all of your quilts, they're beautiful! And you made those pillows? They're gorgeous!
Thanks for hosting the Fall Festival. I'm having fun!
I don't have any Fall crafts ready yet, but I love that bag. I will still mingle and maybe this will motivate me to get crafting!
I'm loving your blog! I follow you.
Now I know what to do with the space above the guest bed! Hope you like this week's link. I love this whole idea by the way!
How crazy is it that after all this time I only just realised I never started "following you" though I check in every day!
Wow! It looks great! What an awesome idea. : )
Hi Kellie, love your quite idea…. and the giveaway is so cute…. already a follower..and linked up the give away on my blog
Thanks for hosting this awesome idea I'm so loving this link up.
following on face book now also
Hi Kellie…I've been visiting your blog anonymously for some…so excited to see this darling giveaway…consider me officially "linked"…thank you!
I adore that bag. I should most definitely own it since Halloween is my FAVORITE holiday and I'd love it the most.
Love the quilt.. and those stairs get me every time I see them!
And, I follow.. Of course!
Thanks for hosting:). I love this cute bag (love all of them!) Oh and the quilt and pillows? Perfect!
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I love how that turned out Kellie! And your pillows?? I die over those. Awesome job all around.
That is a great way to repurpose a quilt. The pillows are wonderful! They could be put just about anywhere in the house. How did you do the "writing"? Is it embroidery, screenprint, stencil? Very cool!
Cute bag! I linked up:)
Yet again, you amaze me. That is a beautiful idea to hang a special quilt above your bed, I love it. And the new pillows, did you make those?
I linked this week, sorry I didn't get to last week, busy with the trip. Lovin' your Fall Festival!
The boo bag is adorable. I'm a follower and linked to your blog.
Kellie, thanks for hosting the party again! Mega love your beautiful quilt and pillows! Looking forward to clicking every link and to being inspired!
Hi Kellie! I also *heart* your staircase…and those pumpkins and lil' mice are to die for! Thanks so very much for the sweet comments you left on my blog…you made me smile!
I would LOVE to carry your Halloween tote around with me:)
Happy Day:)
Your hanging quilt is aweseome! Love the idea – I have a quilt made by my grandmother for me as a baby and I havne't know what to do iwth it – now I do! WOO HOO
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oh how FaBOOlish…I am off to get as many points as I can darling.
Love the bag….saving the earth with such cuteness! Thanks for the opportunity!
I love halloween. Found your blog a few days ago and now I'm a follower! I'm looking forward to see what you have in store next!
Hey Kellie.. Fall Festival is so inspiring! You have motivated me to do my own series of fall entries (even in this 98 degree Louisiana weather) Thanks so much for doing this!! Have a wonderful day. ~Angel
OH.. and I'm going to share you on my Facebook. I would share you on my Twitter page, but Twitter is not very big in this area so I have next to no followers..
You have the cutest bedroom! I also love the quilts. How great to be part of a family of quilters. Your stairs are THE BEST. Love em!
Oh my goodness, your bag could not be cuter!! LOVE!! I linked up, please enter me in your giveaway!! Thanks so much for your sweet comments last week on my entry.
I'm a follower and I linked up!!
I am in, and I am a new follower. I can't wait till next wednesday to see whats new!!
Thanks for hosting.
Great to meet ya.
At Last I have made it to mingle, busy, busy, day. I have been dreaming of getting to this point in my day, I can't wait to visit everyone and be inspired. As normal you have already inspired me and given me more ideas than I know what to do with. I love you bed, the quilt, the pillows, the chairs…. it is all wonderful and the bag is a cutie. Oh ans the mice, I thought of you the other night when I saw them at Micheals I wondered if you would bring them back out this year, so glad you did. After all my painting is done, I may try to get some.
Love the party, thanks for having it. Have a great week,
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Im loving all this fall inspiration!! thanks so much for setting this fun festival up!!
now following! ;0)
oops..linked up too
Love the BOO bag you made – if I win I'll give it to my mom, she is crazy about Halloween!
Am I qualified to win that awesome festive bag?
Think of all of the candy I could put in there when I went trick or treating…haha
Linking up!
I am also a follower!
Kellie, girl!!! What a great idea – Fall Festival! I just linked up. Thanks for the opportunity to celebrate Autumn with new friends and get INSPIRED!
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I am a Follower now, too! Lovin' just prowling thru your posts….
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Um, LOVE your pillows!! I linked up this week-yay!!
Oh, I follow also!!
I just found your blog, so I started following and perhaps next week I will join the Fall Festival!
I love the hanging quilt and your pillows… Great pumpkins on the chairs… Your posts are always filled with fun…
Hope to win the halloween bag! very cute!
New follower here! I'm looking forward to visiting all of the lovely homes!
Oh, I do love Halloween! My daughter was born on Hallloween morning, and it is the best day for a birthday! Thank you~
I just became a follower – LOVE your blog!
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Annual, perennial herb, shrubs, generally bristly or sharply hairy
Stem prostrate to erect
Leaves cauline, often with basal rosette, generally simple, alternate; lower sometimes opposite, entire
Inflorescence: cyme, generally elongate, panicle-, raceme- or spike-like, coiled in flower, generally uncoiled in fruit or flowers 12 per axil
Flowers generally bisexual, generally radial; sepals 5, free or fused in lower half; corolla 5-lobed, generally salverform, top of tube generally appendaged, appendages 5, alternating with stamens, sometimes arching over tube; stamens 5, epipetalous; ovary superior, generally 4-lobed, style generally entire
Fruit: nutlets 14, smooth to variously roughened, sometimes prickly or bristled
Genera in family: ± 100 genera, ± 2000 species: tropical, temp, especially w North America, Medit; some cultivated (Borago, Echium, Myosotis, Symphytum ).
Almost all genera may be TOXIC from alkaloids or accumulated nitrates
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Family description, key to genera by Timothy C. Messick.
Annual, perennial herb, generally strigose
Stem prostrate to erect, branched at base or above, < 5 dm
Leaves simple, 0.510 cm, generally smaller upward; all cauline (lower opposite, linear to oblong, upper generally alternate) or both basal (often in rosettes) and cauline (alternate, linear to oblanceolate)
Inflorescence: raceme or spike, coiled in bud, generally elongate in fruit; bracts 0many; pedicels generally 01 mm
Flower bisexual; sepals fused below middle, 210 mm in fruit; corolla 112 mm wide, all white or yellow inside tube
Fruit: nutlets generally 4, 13.5 mm; back generally with midrib, lateral ribs, cross-ribs, interspaces, generally tubercled, sometimes prickled or bristled; scar generally lateral (on side) near middle or base, sometimes basal (on bottom) or oblique (between side and bottom), sometimes on a stalk or short peg, generally ovate to triangular
Species in genus: ± 65 species: temp w North America, w South America
Etymology: (Greek: sideways pit, from position of nutlet attachment scar)
Reference: [Higgins 1974 Great Basin Natur 34(2):161166; Johnson 1932 Contr Arnold Abroretum 3:1102]
Fully mature nutlets critical for identification; intergradation common in some species groups; sect. Allocarya often treated as a separate genus; many species need further study.
Annual, tomentose, some hairs spreading, long, rough or sparse; sap purple
Stem erect, 15 dm
Leaves: basal in short-lived rosette, 28 cm; cauline alternate
Inflorescence bracted throughout
Flower: calyx 57 mm; corolla 34 mm wide
Fruit: nutlets 24, 33.5 mm, triangular-ovoid, ± narrowed below tip; cross-ribs few, irregular; scar lateral near middle, generally oval, deeply concave
Ecology: Clay soils
Elevation: < 300 m.
Bioregional distribution: San Francisco Bay Area, Inner South Coast Ranges.Perhaps only a var. of the similar P. fulvus.
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Oh man, if this gets accepted I know a few friends would come, as well as me! I can't dance but I sure do try!
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Sauna in Queen Charlotte Islands by Colin Doane. Lashed to front rafters are green whale jawbones. (From p. 133 of Tiny Homes by Lloyd Kahn)
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There's a grassroots movement in tiny homes these days. The real estate collapse, the economic downturn, burning out on 12-hour workdays – many people are rethinking their ideas about shelter – seeking an alternative to high rents, or a lifelong mortgage debt to a bank on an overpriced home.Buy Tiny Homes at Amazon.com
In this book are some 150 builders who have taken things into their own hands, creating tiny homes (under 500 sq. ft.). Homes on land, homes on wheels, homes on the road, homes on water, even homes in the trees. There are also studios, saunas, garden sheds, and greenhouses.
There are 1,300 photos, showing a rich variety of small homemade shelters, and there are stories (and thoughts and inspirations) of the owner-builders who are on the forefront of this new trend in downsizing and self-sufficiency.
At the heart of our 1973 book Shelter were drawings of 5 small buildings, which we recommended as a starting point in providing one's own home. Now, almost 40 years later, there's a growing tiny house movement all over the world – which we've been tracking over the past two years.
Many people have decided to scale back, to get by with less stuff, to live in smaller homes. You can buy a ready-made tiny home, build your own, get a kit or pre-fab, or live in a bus, houseboat, or other movable shelter. Some cities have special ordinances for building "inlaw" or "granny flats" in the back yard. There are innovative solutions in cities, such as the "capsules" in Tokyo. There are numerous blogs and websites with news, photos, and/or plans for tiny homes, documented here.
If you're thinking of scaling back, you'll find plenty of inspiration here. Here's a different approach, a 180º turn from increasing consumption. Here are builders, designers, architects (no less), dreamers, artists, road gypsies, and water dwellers who've achieved a measure of freedom and independence by taking shelter into their own hands.
Wolf Brooks and Lyle Congdon built this cabin on a trailer and trucked it from Colorado, to Santa Fe, NM. (From p. 53 of Tiny Homes by Lloyd Kahn)
Pallet house by I-Beam Design (from p. 70 of Tiny Homes by Lloyd Kahn)
Cabin in Montana mountains designed by Jeff Shelden (from p. 70 of Tiny Homes by Lloyd Kahn)
Interior of a treehouse built in Carbondale, CO by architect Stephen A. Novy (from pp. 152-153 of Tiny Homes by Lloyd Kahn)
Electric car designed by San Francisco builder Jay Nelson (from p. 181 of Tiny Homes by Lloyd Kahn)
Builder SunRay Kelley built this "man cave" for a family in Middleton, California (interior). (From p. 100 of Tiny Homes by Lloyd Kahn)
Exterior view of SunRay Kelley's "man cave." (From p. 101 of Tiny Homes by Lloyd Kahn)
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Antinous / Moderator says:
Why doesn't the one on top have chicken legs?!?
oasisob1 says:
Doesn't it?
Donald Petersen says:
I like the axe blade waiting for the first unwary toddler to topple off the unrailed porch. It's like a postcard from an exotic, bygone, deadly era when kids had to demonstrate strong situational awareness if they wished to live to breeding age. A Libertarian paradise…
Er… or, yes, Baba Yaga's hut.
Lisa Farmer says:
You forgot to also complain about the lack of handrails on the steps, Safety Sally.
Also, don't forget that his step rise might possibly be 0.1 inches over the legal limit. Also notice that the steps seem to be of different heights – another potential "violation". Naturally, we can't have any of that because society would just fall just that much closer into chaos if that happened. Oh yes, and his door is shorter than may be allowable…. we can't be having any of that radical anarchism with people having the audacity to think they can just go and put a 6 and a half foot door when the code may call for a 7 foot door.
Seeing as you felt the need to opine on the hypothetical libertarian world, I'll go ahead and do the same by saying the above commentary is apparently just the beginning, in the world of Safety Sally's – I'm sure we could find 100,000 other things wrong with it for which we certainly need to send in a SWAT team to accompany the brave local code code enforcement folks who will save us all from ourselves, and evict the homeowner for living in an "unfit" home, until such time that he fixes everything so that it is 100 percent Safety Sally compliant.
inkfumes says:
I want to build a tiny home that will fit in the back of my toyota pickup. A camper shell is woefully inadequate for actual camping.
lazydude says:
There are examples of this in the book.
Its a fun book. I bought it for inspiration for my kids. My wife won't let me take us down this path.
5ynic says:
I'm trying to come up with a way to sell it.
Currently I'm thinking that if a second, larger structure consisting only of a top-of-the-range spa-bath and shower is constructed first, we may have a negotiating position….
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James B says:
I like how, in that first photo, the woodstove opens onto the porch. I suppose it helps prevent combusting all the breathable air in such a small space. My little Casita travel trailer used to have a similar arrangement for the hot water heater.
Donald Petersen says:
Sounds redundant. I prefer to use a cold water heater.
(Sorry 'bout that, couldn't resist.)
Jonathan Badger says:
I love the idea of a tiny house — after all, I live in an apartment not that much larger than some of these. The problem is they aren't very compatible with urban living and mass transit — it's no coincidence that the pictures depict living out in the boonies with a car being needed for transportation, groceries, etc. Although I'm curious what they mean by "capsules" in Tokyo. Are they talking about living full time in a "coffin hotel" out of Neuromancer?
enterthestory says:
"Tiny Holmes" – hands up who read that in Hugh Dennis's voice from The Now Show
Jardine says:
Keep in mind that if you build one of these and get accused of a crime, it will be reported that you live not in a tiny home, but a shack. Do any writing and it'll be called your manifesto. Oh, and avoid sending mail-bombs.
rpd4 says:
The first picture should be more accurately labeled "adequately sized sauna." And a tree house and man cave aren't really homes either, in the sense that neither is a primary dwelling. The tiny home movement is meant to be an effort to reduce one's footprint (literally and philosophically). Those three examples are luxuries. Don't get me wrong: each is an interesting designs. But they're not worth of a tiny home classification if you ask me.
Matthew Elmslie says:
They look cool and everything but where would the people keep their books?
tyger11 says:
In their Kindle/Nook/tablet/cloud, etc, presumably.
Andrew Singleton says:
I have one bookshelf for the stuff I DEMAND to have a physical copy of. The rest live on my nook.
Ryan Lenethen says:
That sounds like an arduous and interesting task, classifying ones book collection into one book shelf… I could see myself "cheating" and picking some of my physically smaller books over others… Hard to justify that 1000 page epic, when you can fit many 150 page classics in the same space. Anyway that would be a hard experiment to undertake.
Andrew Singleton says:
Helps when you're perpetually broke and or make regular donations to the local library out of stuff read for the fifth time (unless it's something that /HAS/ to be kept.)
Dove Bentley says:
Electronic devices & living off the grid don't always go to well together in my mind. I seriously have this same question about BOOKS in a tiny house. Really, maybe they could be used to line the walls for insulation.
devophill says:
Just because a house is small doesn't mean it's off the grid. Just sayin'.
awjt says:
Honestly, if you build one of these things, you're spending all your time doing it and not reading. These finished ones are like a postcard from mars… building ANYTHING alone is a long haul…
AviSolomon says:
IN a nook:)
David Montie says:
Another treehouse in Lloyd's book can be seen here: http://www.treehousebydesign.com
E T says:
Beautiful homes, but beware zoning, building code and bylaws before you get too carried away with your plans.
Andrew Singleton says:
I've actually got a converted storage shed as my home. Six thousand for the unit. About a month to get the inside gutted out and re-studded, insulated. Another month for the sheetrock, floring, plumbing, electrical. Sure it's cramped, but it WORKS.
And it can fit on a flatbed trailer if need be.
Edit: Total dimensions are like 12ish by 32. You lose a bit by having internal walls, but I like my arrangement. Do kinda miss not having a full sized stove but I do most of my cooking with a crock pot and or toaster oven anyway.
awjt says:
I don't know where you live, if you have room for this sort of thing, but here's an idea – it's what I did with my place. Build a nice covered porch attached to the house, or not attached but right next to the house. Mine is just a deck with a roof, all PT lumber. Then I put an old stove on the porch, bought a regulator and some fittings and hooked it up to a small 20# propane bottle. Functions just like a normal stove does, except it's outside!
(Or buy a bbq with a side-burner)
Andrew Singleton says:
That's actually the plan. Wraparound porch (there's a door on each side thanks to the prior owners of said building.) However given financial realities (IE I'm Broke) Getting a liveable state was priority one. The porch is gravy, but will be so very welcome.
Of course if I end up upgrading to a different plot of land moving the whole thing's gonna be a pain in the neck.
Antinous / Moderator says:
Just getting the permits for that would cost $20K where I live.
Andrew Singleton says:
Knew I kinda forgot something. I mean we've had people that know what they're doing give a lookover for soundness, but nothing official. Translation. No.
For the moment it's not a problem given I'm renting from reletives. However if the place moves it could be an issue. Though if I move it'd probably be converted either to a straight outbuilding, or a place to house all the entertaining stuffs when friends come over and i don't want to go in the actual house.
However assuming the kind of fees and permits are in the 20k – 30k range that's still a liveable space for $50kish plus land. Kinda cramped. OK /VERY/ cramped, but nice enough.
Antinous / Moderator says:
I should probably point out that almost everybody here does all their remodeling without permits because it's just really high-priced panhandling. I understand safety oversight if you're building a retaining wall, but for a drip system or low-voltage garden lights, it's just a scam. It's not like they inspect them.
James B says:
Did you pull permits for all that? I'm just curious. Looking at some of the stairs in those photos, I don't see how they would pass inspection. I'm int the process of trying to get a rough-in inspection done for my log cabin, so the stairs are fresh in my mind.
The Tim says:
My favorite is easily the Montana cabin. For anyone else who is interested, I found more info and a bunch more photos of it here:
doggo says:
Hell yes! That's my favorite of this bunch too. Looks almost like a fire lookout tower with the wrap-around balcony.
Scratcheee says:
I'd love to take a look in the first one, but I'm pretty sure I'd be conked over the head and cooked in an oven.
BrianOman says:
It's a good book and (like all of Lloyd's books) delves into the philosophy, the logistics, the lifestyle and the diversity of building small, human scale structures by hand.
Builders of the Pacific Coast is easily his best books so far. Yes, it is better than Shelter. Shelter is special and holds it's own place, but BotPC is pure amazing inspiration.
Kimmo says:
I like the idea, but the example on the book's cover seems to be taking it to a joke.
At that scale, there seems to be barely any point building it in the first place thanks to the surface area to volume ratio, which not only relates to insulation, but also how much material you have to knock together to enclose some space.
Jonathan Badger says:
Not at all. The cover photo (the one with the rainbow behind it) actually looks to be quite large by tiny house standards. Many people in the movement (such as Jay Shafer) advocate houses as small as a hundred square feet or less. And we are talking about a functional residence — so one that includes a toilet, shower, stove and bed. Shafer's "XS" design is only 7′ by 11′.
info says:
Artist Dave Sinaguglia built this cabin on my property.
Roman Berry says:
That was hilarious.
squareeyes says:
It may be of interest to some of you that the caption for the top photo uses the erstwhile place-name 'Queen Charlotte Islands;' Haida Gwaii is the correct name of that archipelago. There is an inspiring story behind that, too long to relate here. Those toothed jawbones must be from a sperm whale, right?
EvilTerran says:
Be sure to bring your copy of Thoreau's Walden!
keiren david says:
if you can sleep in it, eat in it and poop in it its a home. Simple as!
Little John says:
Lashed to front rafters are green whale jawbones.
Ah, the famous green whale. Too bad they're all extinct now.
Rev. Benjamin says:
I'd like to note that the guy with the whale jaws house owns not one, but TWO hand axes, as depicted. Lots of wood to cut, you see.
keplers says:
that's a pretty ugly/boring cover for such interesting homes.
doggo says:
I've loved the idea of tiny homes ever since I first came upon them as a "thing". For the last 9 years I've lived in a studio apartment that I've joked is "the size of a hotel room". Recently I bought a studio townhouse that's about 700 sq ft including the patio.
The problem I see, and experience with my new place, is people cramming full size appliances and furniture into these small spaces, and wondering why they feel cramped. I'll probably spend the next 10 years optimizing my place.
Andrew Singleton says:
Secondary is having spaces that arn't able to multi-task. My kitchenette area also is part of the livingroom. I could have probably optimized better, but it works and I don't feel like I'm eating my knees whenever I sit down.
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Great reality show…


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Oprah Winfrey is finally weighing in on Paula Deen's racial slur scandal, and some are wondering why it took her so long. In an interview with "Entertainment Tonight," the talk show queen -- who once had a slumber party at the fallen celebrity chef's Georgia home -- said, "I think Paula Deen was sort of used as a symbol, but I think lots of people use the word inappropriately all the time."
The talk show queen revealed she did try to reach out to the former Food Network star earlier: "In the very first days I tried to reach her and then I decided to stay out of it as I saw it blowing up," she said. "In time she will be fine. For me, it all just felt kind of sad."
While Oprah added, "Nobody in their right mind is going to call me the N-word," she admitted that she recently experienced racism while shopping in Zurich, when a boutique worker assumed she couldn't afford an expensive handbag. She added that she sometimes feels it in situations where she is the only woman or African American person in a boardroom. "I can see in the energy of the people there, they don't sense that I should be holding one of those seats. I can sense that," she said. "But I can never tell, 'Is it racism? Is it sexism?'"
Oprah has her own personal policy on use of the offensive word. Last month she told Parade, "You cannot be my friend and use that word around me. It shows my age, but I feel strongly about it. I always think of the millions of people who heard that as their last word as they were hanging from a tree."
Still, the OWN head honcho's name has been brought up several times in the weeks following Deen's admission to using the racial slur three decades ago.
In an interview with "Entertainment Tonight," talk show host Wendy Williams said, "It's just a shame to hear that [Deen] has admitted in her deposition that she uses the word and that she freely throws around racist jokes… It just goes to show you money doesn't buy you class, it only exposes who you really are. Stupid is as stupid does."
But Williams also added, "Oprah, believe it or not, is the first person I thought about when I heard this statement. I said 'I wonder if her black friend Oprah knows about this statement?' I wonder if Oprah's been privy in person to hear Paula use this and if she's ever talked to Paula about it."
In June, public relations expert Paul Friederichsen told USA Today that in trying to get her story out, Deen was "making a mess of it" and he indicated there was one person who could possibly help: "You need to sit down with Oprah," he advised Deen. "You need to talk to her. If she will talk with you."
But don't set your DVR for the "Next Chapter" chat just yet. Nothing's been scheduled, although Oprah did say "once the dust settles" around Deen and she's emotionally ready, she'd welcome the opportunity to talk to her on camera. "I just really want to know what happened," she said.
As for now, Oprah seems to have had enough of the Deen talk. While promoting her new flick "The Butler," she told Extra, "Oh my God! I don't have anything to do with Paula Deen. She is not the first white lady to use the N-word! Good Lord!"
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