Why residents of Saguache County support RV living while building
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- čas přidán 28. 02. 2024
- This is a video to support the owner builders and folks living on their land while building in Saguache County, CO. This is a local movement to restore rights to people wanting their own part of the American dream... homesteading and living close with nature while many build their future homes. Saguache County has no building codes and is a pocket of freedom for many alternative and natural builders. That is our history and lets keep it that way.
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Great work! I’m so excited to see the Baca Grande POA and Saguache County considering this option!
Thanks Lisa!
Excellent!
Thanks Joy!
this is the real shit. my dream too. thanks for sharing
I love to see it!
I support any body that wants to live on their property while building a shelter. Surviving Ringworm lived in a tent Northern MI for a couple years before building a cabin. I camp in a tent 9-14 days at a time while building my earth ship inspired cottage.
I support home builders that choose to live on their property while building.
RV living is good and raising your children on your land is priceless! 🎉
Indeed!
Great work you guys.
Thanks!
I know it doesn't pertain to the video, but do ceiling fans mess up the air flow in earthships? I dont think ive ever seen one in one, just curious..
Good question. I plan on hanging an ERV in the greenhouse of mine. And a HRV on the cooling tube. I worry about moisture in my area and need to make sure timber frame dries right.
In our experience a fan downstairs is pushing hot air up and out upstairs skylights, also providing direct cooling (air flow) to my kitchen.😊
Also composting and incinerating toilets