Hotel Hollywood

[fuzz]

Here is the place where i will be asking my next garden questions. Hotel Hollywood. Nested in  a colonial house setting, I thank our aikido teacher for offering it to us.

Colonial houses were built in the 60's by the gov, in order to let the workers have some "feel like vacation" time, as well as a place to relax and grow some veggies. Years after, some people have made those garden shacks into year long livable houses.

Ours has running water during hot monthes, and no electricity. So I will be looking into alternative sources of energy. If anyone has insights into solar panels, or other sources of energy, I am ready to start studying the options.
So please do share your experiences with such situations.

And when you come by this neck of the woods,  give us a ring, and lets share a sunset:)

For more pics of Hotel Hollywood, see here:
//http://www.gamatron.net/Hotel_Hollywood/index.html

For another colonial house exemple, see here:
//http://www.fuzzytravel.com/manue/74-tranquillos-danish.html



check out some of Copenhague kolonihusets:
//http://www.arcspace.com/khave/vennelyst/index.htm

[senorsalvia]

Hooray!!!!---  Very very cool Fuzz.   Reminds me of some of the Thoreau inspired houses one will find in the US...  I for one, have been going the 'minimalist' approach for nearly 2 decades..  Gave up driving cars, don't use electricity, etc...  It takes some getting used to, sure, but in the long run, it's really liberating.........  You might want to check out Googling Tiny Houses....  some nice stuff...............  sal