In this weeks episode we travel into the High Sierra region of California to visit a dynamic young family who are living big in a yurt home on their 30 acre homestead / permaculture property.
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Traditionally used by nomads in Central Asia, yurts are much less common in the west, however these well insulated, portable structures are certainly starting to become a popular option amongst those seeking an affordable, alternative home.//Living Big In A Tiny House
Brett and Beth together with their son Sequoia have established a beautiful lifestyle in their yurt and on their land, where they grow food, live (almost) off the grid and are working on regenerating the land through permaculture.
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The couple has done a fabulous job of transforming the yurt into a comfortable home. There’s a big kitchen with lots of space for food preporation and preservation (a true homestead essential), space for Sequoia to play, a super comfortable lounge around a wood-stove and work spaces for their online enterprise.read more (livingbiginatinyhouse)
