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| I could live in a tent. |
I am not expecting much in the way of a place to live. I could make it quite nicely in a basic canvas cabin tent.
I imagine a small piece of land - a place where I can grow a garden, keep some chickens and a goat, and sing, dance, learn and play with uninterrupted abandon.
Somewhere with fresh air, clean water, and surrounded by nature. A place with positive, cooperative neighbours.
Given these conditions, I swear, I could live in a tent. Yes, a tent, and not for a night, or a week, or the summer, or until my 'dream home' is built.
Right now, the tent IS my dream home.
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| Tiny home, big garden would suit me fine |
Perhaps at some point I would want to separate myself from the bears with solid walls. It might be fun to build my own tiny home.
A tiny home (or tent) and a big garden would suit me fine.
I know exactly what you are saying--I am so-o-o happy whenever we out camping. Life is so simple. Great tent, great dining shelter, cooking over a wood fire. However, I live in Winterpeg . . .
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M, I am a happy camper, too. It really strips life down to the essentials, and I love being out in nature breathing fresh air. And there is something very primal about a campfire that appeals to most people.
DeleteWinterpeg does get cold, but Manitoba is a beautiful province for camping.
Thanks
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