I think many of you would like to live in your home anywhere on the edge of the picturesque forest. Clean air, bird singing, beautiful nature, lack of annoying neighbors and permanent rula megapolis, romantic comfort solitude. Unfortunately, due to certain reasons, it turns out quite a few.
However, the American named Dan Price (Dan Price) has proven that it is not necessary to build a huge expensive mansion in the middle of the forest, but only to show a smelter, fantasy and have hands growing from the right place. This "Hobbit Man", as it is called, for more than 10 years already has fully living in the dugout in one of the forests of the Oregon village near the town of Josef.
Before entering his dugout, he laid out the space of a wild stone, making a small courtyard or square. And near the built a large wooden chaise lounge for rest.
The entrance to the housing "Human Hobbit" closes a small, but massive door, the size of which is just such that a person can spin in her. Only huge icicles are confused.
At the disposal of Dena Pricewood there is gas, electricity, cellular communication and the Internet, so that it is not cut off from civilization and modern technologies.
In this small dwelling, everything is so thought out that there is no feeling of a lack of place. He sleeps, prepares, eats and rests - lives, in one word.
Den Pryce took the land in the long-term rent for only $ 100 per year. Its annual income is only $ 5,700 (it works as a cemetery nearby), but this money is enough for a man with a head, as its average monthly expenses are barely exceed $ 200 (electricity $ 25, cellular communication $ 35 and $ 150 cellular products). Clothes, household items, garden equipment and tools It buys used on flea markets and commissioners.
However, work on the cemetery is not the only earnings of the dena recently. Thanks to the plots of his dugout on TV, a popularity has come to a man. He leads a diary with pictures, which tells about his life over the past twenty years. Income from advertising while meager, but still ahead, I think.
Over time, the price of the toilet, a bath, a barge, a small garage for his velombil, a workshop, and even a library, near his dug office. He erases clothes in the creek nearby and dries it on rods specially stretched for these purposes. Around its dwelling, he regularly sticks the grass, keeping in order adjacent territory.
For details on the life of Dena Prica and its unique home, see the video below:
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