small is better :)
Here is an interesting video on the carbon footprint of large homes and the value of having a small house. There is a blog I really love called The Tiny House Blog so you should definitely check it out! My other favourite blog is The Earthbag Building Blog. I have spent hours and hours on that site getting more and more inspired! Now let's go build a house!!
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this is really cool. i had thought of doing something like this before and now seeing this helps to put ideas together and know that it is possible to achieve a humble living space that is ecofriendly :)
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