Lessons Learned from Living in a Tiny House For the past two years, my husband and I have lived in the 324 square foot tiny house on wheels that we designed and built. One of our main goals in going tiny was to live out our values by living more intentionally, which for us centers[…]
4 Easy Food Preservation Methods to Save the Season Believe it or not, summer often poses a challenge for our local farmers. As they are harvesting an abundance of tomatoes, corn, peppers and other delicious crops, consumers are often taking a break from visiting their local farmers markets or their weekly Fresh Harvest deliveries. So,[…]
We Plant a Tree for Every Tiny Yellow Bungalow Order I’m super pleased to announce that the Tiny Yellow Bungalow eco shop is now an official partner with the nonprofit One Tree Planted. With every order placed in our shop, we plant a tree. In this way, not only are you making a positive impact[…]
Making Sustainable Maple Syrup in Your Own Backyard Early Spring is a magic time in New Hampshire. The days grow warmer, but the nights stay cold. We wake up in the morning to frost and walk the dogs in boots and hats. However, by noon, we’re barefoot and t-shirted (because 64 degrees feels tropical after[…]
Top 3 Ways to Live an Eco Friendly Van Life Living in a van often calls for minimalism and eco friendly practices. My husband and I live part-time in our self-converted van traveling around the USA. Because of the lack of space the van holds compared to a house, we have to constantly be conscious[…]
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