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Mar 3, 2009 | 04:11 AM

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pwnx0rz

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it looks like theres minimal heat insulation, so it could get cold at night and in the winter. might want to consider buying a nice heater!

Mar 3, 2009 | 12:51 PM

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yeah i was worried about that, then look at my living room and its surrounded by 6- 4'x6' single pane windows

very inefficient. We have a big wood stove.

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http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com

haha awesome

"Hey I dont live in a trailer! I live in a house!"

Mar 3, 2009 | 02:23 PM

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i might have said before, my house is on a 20'-30' hill, and the concrete basement is underground on one side, and has an exterior wall on the other, and its always 55-75 degrees in there. So nice on a 90' day, go into a natural 75' basement.

Amazing how that works.

Thats how our "cabin" in Truckee is..... and when i say cabin i mean 3 story 2nd home

no central heating so when we go up in the winter time its for weeks to a month at a time, stays nice and cozy with wood stoves...

when we leave you have to drain all the pipes and shut the water off... last Fri we stopped in cuz i forgot sometime during Christmas...outside it was 39* and inside the house (main level) was 32* (im sure the basement was colder too lol)