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Title: Getting Away From It All...
Review: Lester Walker's 1987 "Tiny Houses: or How to Get Away From It All" is his collection of small cottage, huts, cabins and shelters used by different people as vacation homes, honeymoon cottages, hunting and fishing shacks, and even garden hideaways. Each of over forty entries includes pictures, diagrams, and simple floorplans, perfect for mulling over the possibilities of small refuges.Quite a few of Walker's tiny houses are historical examples, including Thomas Jefferson's honeymoon cottage at Monticello and Henry David Thoreau's cabin at Walden Pond. Others are more recent samples such as George Bernard Shaw's writing shack and a dune shack belonging to a naturalist on Cape Cod. The variety of designs offers options for many needs and many settings, and hopefully, food for thought for the next builder."Tiny Houses" is highly recommended, even in used condition, to the reader loooking for ideas on how to get away from it all.
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