“Seven years ago Diana and Michael Lorence moved to a 12-foot-square home without electricity in the coastal mountains of Northern California. They’re not back-to-the-land types- they’re not growing their own food, nor raising animals-, but, like Thoreau, they were looking for a place where they could get away from the noise of society and focus on their inner lives. For nearly 30 years they have lived in tiny houses, often in guest homes, though their current abode is the smallest and most fitting their needs. It was designed by Michael based on their experiences living in nearly 20 tiny homes across the country before finally settling here.”
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Another great Faircompanies video.
(Some of their videos have over four and five million views. Imagine how popular a major documentary of their best work would be.)
The house would not be 12 sq ft….that would be about 3x4ft
Whoops! just saw it said 12 foot square…sorry!
Imagination is not necessary in regards to a documentary. They already put it together last year.
https://naturalbuildingblog.siterubix.com/we-the-tiny-house-people-documentary/
Here are a few fun facts about Faircompanies YouTube videos… As of a few moments before I started typing this comment:
74,827 subscribers on their primary YouTube channel
43,238,018 total views on their videos
All within the last 7 years.
Add to that millions of views on their other channels.
I’m aware of that documentary (I reported on it earlier). I was imagining something even grander that includes their newest videos for showing in theaters.