Dan is making great progress on this tiny house and recording the entire building process in how-to videos.
“The siding is going up and I am starting to see what it’s going to look like. I hope to have all of the exterior siding done as well as the roof by the end of the week, but I’m thinking that might be just a bit much, especially since we have rain predicted. I have a tendency to set lofty goals which often leads to disappointment, but when I aim low it’s easy not to overshoot.”
via Exterior siding is going up | Tiny Home Builders.
Great progress at Clothesline Tiny Homes. Nice to see their tiny house on the road. Visit their website at 
Here’s a great time lapse video that shows how a tiny stick-built building goes together. It nicely illustrated how little building material is needed and how few steps are really needed to provide a basic structure. I first saw this on 
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Now here’s an idea that had a lot of promise. I wonder why it never took off? I ran across this video while researching ways of building ultralight tiny houses.
This isn’t really about a tiny house but instead old-fashion simple living. Dick and Bonnie Cain live out in a remote part of West Texas without running water, electricity, or any other modern amenities. They live like folks used to live back in the 1800s and their story is really inspiring.
There is a lot of great tiny house video content out there but it’s not really easy to find it all. YouTube does a pretty good job of surfacing relevant videos but it’s not perfect.
There’s a nice slide show style video on the Earthbag Building Blog that illustrates the 
Gregory Johnson put together a 10-minute video that provides a nice overview of the Small House Society. It explains how the organization serves the small house community and the growing number of people that are discovering more freedom by choosing to live simply. Visit the