This week’s tiny house in a landscape at Tiny House Blog is a Lodgepole Guard Station near Crater Lake, Oregon.
“This is a picture of the Lodgepole Guard Station located just south of Crater Lake, Oregon. The guard station is a historical cabin that was constructed to help aid in watching for Japanese bombers during WWII. It is a wonderful, secluded place tostay if you are in the Crater Lake area. There is much more information included on the Forest Service website.“
See more at Tiny House in a Landscape.
This isn’t tiny but nice and small, but seems like a very livable size for this small family.
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Last night while exploring YouTube I ran across this incredible simple living resource that focuses on how settlers in Oregon once lived. They’ve even built a few replica structures like this log cabin. The focus of the project is on survival, primitive skills, nature awareness, pioneer and urban homesteading.
One of my readers, Rich, pointed this Oregon based tiny house builder out to me. From the look of things they offer a wide range of small cottages at reasonable prices. Many of the designs look like traditional cottages, not all look like this hobbit house inspired house. Thanks again Rich!
Katy Anderson and Dee Williams are launching a new tiny house business, The Portland Little House Construction Co. Both Katy and Dee have a lot of tiny house living and building experience and I suspect the homes they build will rival Tumbleweed Tiny Houses in quality but will have a style all of their own.
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Zoey and friends are also making great progress. She bought some Tumbleweed tiny house plans and did a lot of scavenging herself. The trailer she’s building her house on is from an old travel trailer and many of the building materials were sourced off craigslist for cheap and free.
Tammy over at RowdyKittens took a trip to Oregon last week and came back with some amazing photos and details about some