From the Tiny House Blog, worth checking often for anyone interested in the subjext:

“Zol Fox emailed me an interesting article showing some of the logging history of the Northwest and included in the email a couple of pictures of tiny houses built from hollowed out logs.

The size of the trees that were taken down in the Northwest 150 years ago is something impressive. We are not likely to see anything like this in this area ever again. Below I’ve shared a few of those photographs.” https://tinyhouseblog.com/tiny-house/tiny-houses-of-the-historic-northwest/

“M&M Timber Framing is a building and design company located in Northwestern Pennsylvania. We specialize in heavy timber beam construction. We design and construct a variety of unique buildings. Whether you are interested in residential homes, or needing barn building and repairs, or looking for a cozy cottage or cabin. We are a company that prides itself in innovative design concepts and constructing structurally sound buildings. Our approach in the building process actually reduces construction time and labor costs, which translates into cost savings for home owners.

We are seeking home owners that are looking for a building and design company that thinks outside the box. Our buildings are rustic and whimsical in design, we encourage home owners to partner with us in the design process. Many agree that the residential home market lacks creative and innovative designed homes. We ask why settle for an ordinary home, when you have an option to build a one of a kind home with us. Contact us.”

https://www.mmtimberframing.com/

Oct 26, 2011

Hi Lloyd,

Saw the post with the tiny house in Illinois and was inspired to send  you a snow shot of my small home in North Carolina ( 350 sq. ft- 450 counting loft) .

Mike Moore (Michael J.- the micro car enthusiast).

“…a 220 sq. ft. tiny home that is ‘total livability designed for mass production.’ It is small and deluxe, with “top of the line appliances, a gourmet kitchen, a full projection screen to watch your favourite movies, and an outdoor patio. This and more comes standard with the L41. ‘Versatile and affordable compared to conventionally-sized houses, it was “conceived for a generation that understands small is beautiful, and that believes in the importance of the preservation of our precious resources.'”

https://mocoloco.com/fresh2/2011/08/25/l41-house-by-michael-katz-and-janet-corne.php 

“1971 Airstream Sovereign 31′ International Land Yacht travel trailer, hard to find original condition, has twin beds and rear bathroom, lots of space. Has not been camped in in several years, so will need some TLC. I know there are a few plumbing leaks, and one of the windows is shattered. The shell itself does not leak.

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