TETON GRAVITY RESEARCH TINY HOUSE PRO

With few bills to pay, Sean, who has type 1 diabetes as well as the autoimmune disease lupus, can afford to take time for himself when needed. The property is off-grid and built largely with salvaged materials a vegetable garden and chicken coop help the couple to be largely self-sufficient.

TETON GRAVITY RESEARCH TINY HOUSE PRO

Mollie directs a nonprofit that promotes action sports for children with diabetes Sean is a pro snowboarder who films around the world. In northwest Montana, Mollie and Sean Busbee live in 420-square-foot house and a yurt, at the end of a steep dirt road. Basich attracted attention last year when he upgraded his private rope tow on the property (because, you know, everybody has one of those) to a private chairlift. Inaccessible by road, the off-grid stone house has many innovations of BasichвЂ™s design, including a solar/wind orientation for passive heating/cooling and a pipe-free hot tub filled by a running brook. Near Truckee, California, former pro snowboarder Mike Basich spent four years building his 300-square-foot dream home on a 40-acre property. Here are three stories from Teton Gravity Research about people who self-built houses in remote locations, went mobile or off-grid, and reduced their cost of living to almost zeroвЂ¦ all in the name of powder. What would you do to enable a life in the mountains? The following skiers and snowboarders decided to adopt the tiny lifestyle.

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