>>325835>Are earthships really feasible? Have you tried building something like that? It's a wonderful idea.i hope so, i watched around 7 longer documentaries about it plus countless 10-20min youtube videos and i do think they have thought of everything. shelter, water, electricity, waste, temperature plus built-in greenhouses that produce food and help with temperature isolation in colder climates.
i am very disappointed in myself, this summer i had the chance to go near one but i forgot about it when i was near it so i have not even seen one irl.
>>325836>probably better suited to>>>/hob/for it to be a hobby i would think i would have to make any kind of progress in actually having one because currently i am just longingly stare at it from a distance through the magic orb.
it's not like it is a "YEAH HELLO MY NAME IS ANONYMAGE AND THIS IS MY 3RD EARTHSHIP, THIS ONE IS WAY BETTER THEN MY PREVIOUS ONES BECAUSE I MADE IT HIGH AND HUNG UP ROPES AND CLIMBING HANDLES EVERYWHERE SO I CAN CHIMP OUT IN MY GREENHOUSE AND PLAY TARZAN" kind of deal where i can speak from experience to other proud earthship owners. where i live it is a costly nightmare to satisfy the increasingly unreasonable demands of those who decide what kind of house each "citizen" is allowed to build in this nightmare prison-counrty i am stranded in.