Wednesday, October 26, 2011

A Friend's Pictures

Me plastering.




The moat and the house from the east.

House from the back.


Winter garden--straw bales and plexiglass--in the foreground.


8 comments:

  1. Great blog and tracking of your progress...We will be following your blog.
    We have a place in the SW TX area, 20 miles from Frann and Desert Rose...but we only visit there now and then, unfortunately.
    Thanks for the great blog and earthbag home info.
    "mydichotomouslife.com" is our blog.
    Bigfoot

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  2. Sweet! Thanks for visiting! I will check out your blog soon.

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  3. Aly,

    I'd say you are worlds ahead of us in terms of design. When you get everything at your house figured out, why don't you swing by Haiti and work with us on new ideas?

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  4. Wow- look at you! I haven't been keeping up on anyone's progress for months now and am seriously impressed with the amount of work you've done. Good for you. You must be feeling pretty satisfied with the results. :)

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  5. Thanx. I'm pretty impressed with your cement mixing skills. :-)

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  6. It's no surprise why many people amazed and inspired by your work. It's because your house may be built using inexpensive materials, but there certainly isn’t any compromise when it comes to strength and aesthetic quality. Isolated yet peaceful to live in, your house is indeed captivating.


    Colby Moore

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  7. It’s amazing that, even if you don’t have building experience, you did all the work, including building, designing, and maintaining the house. And even without the usual tools and materials used in construction, your house certainly looks sturdy and functional. You clearly did a great job with everything!


    @Kevin Noel

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  8. You did great work in building everything in your home. It is amazing that you designed and built this all on your own. It has come a long way. I like that you built a moat around it too! It’s not common to see a house in the middle of a moat at these times anymore.

    Concepcion Gusman

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