Tiny House, Two Babies & A Great Dane!
Macy Miller and her partner, James, prove that you can live in a tiny house with two tiny humans and a 150 pound great dane!
View PostMacy Miller and her partner, James, prove that you can live in a tiny house with two tiny humans and a 150 pound great dane!
View PostMeet rock climber Art Cormier and tour his wonderfully minimal tiny house in Lafayette, Louisana.
View PostWe took our Tiny House on the Alaska Marine Highway, from Haines, Alaska, to Bellingham, Washington. Join us on our the cruise!
View PostTwo years ago, before going tiny, I never thought I write about a toilet – let alone a composting toilet. Today, I’m so comfortable discussing compost, toilets and waste, it’s a little scary!
View PostOur first stop in Southeast Alaska left us fascinated by one man’s obsession and sadden about the inevitable fate of a few local bear cubs.
View PostThe worst possible scenario happened. We were locked out, in the middle of rural Alaska, with no cell service. The solution we came up with still makes me laugh.
View PostFishing is a way of life in Homer, Alaska. After trying to catch a salmon for weeks from shore, we decided to try our luck out on a boat.
View PostJohn takes us on a tour of his homemade wooden House Truck, which he built with his wife, and uses to travel the world.
View PostCreating a comfortable tiny house bed is an art. Many tiny housers choose a lofted bed, while some prefer a creative ground floor option. Let’s compare!
View PostWe drove the rugged Dalton Highway with the tiny house in tow and spent the night above the Arctic Circle. Don’t try this at home kids!
View PostCould the “Midnight Sun Tiny House” be the most northern house? We think so! Watch the video tour and marvel at Mark’s custom design.
View PostA group of dreamers, summoned by wanderlust, congregate in unique downtown Chicken Alaska for Independence Day.
View PostOur tiny house crosses into Alaska, following the famous Gold Rush route on the dusty Klondike Highway.
View PostAs we did with British Columbia, below are a few options for tiny house camping “on Yukon time” – a popular phrase in the Yukon.
View PostWe spent Canada Day in Dawson City, Yukon Territory. A quirky town with rich heritage (the golden kind) and a feverish nightlife.
View PostWe drove 2,000 miles to Alaska with our tiny house, taking the less traveled. We continue our trek with the Stewart-Cassier Highway, famous for abundant bears and Salmon Glacier.
View PostOur tiny house bumps along the historic Yellowhead Highway in British Columbia, slowly making our way to Alaska.
View PostOur tiny house begins the long trek to Alaska, taking the roads-less-traveled, beginning with the Sea To Sky Highway.
View PostIn the United States, we’ve gotten used to either parking our tiny house on private land or camping in privately owned campgrounds. British Columbia offers private campgrounds, provincial park campgrounds and recreational sites.
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