Skyhouse, below, was built from timbers from a barn bought at an auction several hours away. The open air kitchen is off to the right. The common house is off to the left. Directly on this side of the house is the gray water treatment area. It filtered the water thru cattails and rocks, etc. to make the gray water usable again.
from the back near my campsite.
This is the other side of Skyhouse that faces the commons/common house. What a gorgeous house! Four people live in Skyhouse.
This is the kitchen in Skyhouse where Amy taught us to make wheat meat from wheat gluten. It was so delicious. I helped make it. There is a propane refrigerator on the left or is that powered by the solar - I don't remember.
from the front courtyard near the common house.
the kitchen.
the living room. It has cob floors with linseed oil finish.
the rocket stove built into the wall.
near the outdoor kitchen.
from the hammock.
hammock.
fancy gate.
the beautiful produce.
beautiful sunset.
the swimming hole.
