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Discovered in a good neighbourhood in Winnipeg. A new type of travel trailer, a conversation starter, kids play area, a mini house for grown ups, a model for home shows? Interestingly, the wheels are built in.
As the old saying goes: you don't see these everyday.
I need some help on this, people. Any ideas about its purpose?
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Apparently this is a tiny house on wheels, as Catherine states.
Here is a link to Bob Villa's web page on tiny houses on wheels.
www.bobvila.com/slideshow/the-18-best-tiny-houses-on-whee...
Help me come up with a name for this one! Each block is pieced, only the wheels are applique, and my own design. Twin size.
Inspired by www.flickr.com/photos/imagingermonkey/3852874991/
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I’m SO PLEASED to say that Loco Pocos houses are finally here!
Loco Pocos houses and furniture all use an awesomely easy HUD to customise and of course they come fully modifyable and copyable!
Stay tuned for more houses and furniture in the future :)
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On the grounds of the former United Methodist Children's Home.
Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
8 February 2020.
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This is my tiny house LEGO build.
You can help make it a real LEGO set by voting for it on LEGO Ideas:
ideas.lego.com/projects/c24cb1d2-eaa0-443b-8c97-7bbd5f77bb16
Seen at the Wayward Winds Lavender Farm. Captured for Window Wednesday. HWW everyone!
In Explore July 25, 2024 #443
Obviously built before the tiny house movement, this little place sits along a small creek somewhere along route 90 in central Kentucky.
A new house in the Detroit area, replacing some of the other houses i post here at Flickr. ;)
A foggy day helped obliterate the background.
For a "reshoot" version of this house on a sunny evening, see www.flickr.com/photos/tooloose-letrek/3778094594/ .
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Happy Weekend 60L$ - "pack your bags as the holidays are just beginning"!!!
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I found this little home made trailer while wandering around in Berlin, Germany. I came upon an area of very closely spaced small properties with small house. This area appeared to be surrounded by a park area. I found the following information about these properties on a web site.
The pilot project "Gardens in the Garden" integrates sixteen parcels of the allotment gardens "Potsdamer Güterbahnhof" north of the U2 bridge in the park at Gleisdreieck. The opening occurs through common areas, project and intercultural community gardens. The marketplace as the centerpiece and connecting element serves as a meeting point and showcase for urban gardeners. Together with the cafe, a place was created that enables communication and interactive exchange between neighbors, park visitors and allotment gardeners.
The bee garden is also located here, inviting you to join in. The bee garden is a project of the Kunst Werk Stadt Berlin e.V. in cooperation with the allotment garden colony POG.
the front elevation of a wonderful tiny house which sits along the roadside on the Charlotte Valley Road in South Worcester, New York; although I didn't get out my tape measure, I would estimate that this elegant little structure was not much more than about twelve feet by fifteen feet, or less than 200 square feet