Inside the Tiny House Movement where more and more Americans have rejected tradition for a simpler..

UK Daily Mail ^ | August 5, 2014 | David McCormack

[Rides_A_Red_Horse]

Thank you, but it’s only common sense.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Whoot! Whoot! :)

[Diana in Wisconsin]

“The best way to avoid housework is to live outside!” ~ (Some 1800’s Cowgirl, I Forget Who)

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Jealous! But, I’m on my way!

[Osage Orange]

There ya go!!

LOL!!

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

I’m sure there are some who are renting spacing in a trailer park, but the stories I’ve read and seen on tv show the greenies wanting to live free somewhere - without the rules- so one was parked in a back yard for awhile, another was out on some land (I have no idea where or who owned it) but it had no utilities so no sewer hookup. I assume they could pay to dump somewhere, but if they are biking it I doubt they would be hauling a heavy tank someplace.

[huldah1776]

LOL, and the best way to not have to rake up leaves or mow the grass is to live in a forest.

[AustinBill]

Too small?

[txhurl]

7000sf ‘barn’?

What is he raising, T-Rexes?

[a fool in paradise]

What is going to happen to the school property tax base for the Chilluns?

Property evaluations will skyrocket.

A former Houston mayor wants to see all homes less than $250,000 knocked down "they cost the city money!".

[wintertime]

I love watching the tiny house You Tubes. The people are so optimistic. It is definitely uplifting.

My conclusion: The happiest people are those who use their scare resources creatively. It is this creative uses of resources that is the fount of profound self-esteem, gratitude, and satisfaction with one’s circumstances.