Small Homes In Mulege, Baja California Sur

With the small house movement getting so much well deserved interest,

 I thought it would be interesting to show some examples

 we saw in Mulege, B.C.S. at

 the Huerta Don Chano RV Park and Campground

 that were built for Canadian and American retirees.

More Unconventional Homes

Paul has come up with a unique way to fashion a winter home

 in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.

Unconventional Homes-A Glow In The Desert

     I just saw this article in the New York Times and thought that if this isn't alternative building, what is. The article is A Glow in the West Texas Desert and is about The Southwest Texas Alternative Energy And Sustainable Living Field Laboratory or the work of John Wells. His blog site is The Field Lab. I think I will add his blog to the blogs that I read on the right side bar. Enjoy.

Less is Lavish

     Let me break the flow a bit with the following article I just saw in the Santa Fe New Mexican: Less is lavish: Musician's life expands in downsized dwelling . Please take a look.

Sun Ray Kelley

I just became aware of Lloyd's Blog around the beginning of the New Year

and one of the first posts I saw was about SunRay and Bonnie 

who were on their way to Mexico.

Rainbow Gathering Kitchen

In the summer of 2009th the annual Rainbow Gathering was held

 in a remote area of the Jemez mountains in northern New Mexico.

Gypsy Wagon

We have been in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico recently 

and I had the fortunate opportunity to tour this gypsy wagon.

Unconventional Homes

I have been wanting to do a post on this topic

 for awhile now and have been collecting photos. 

As time goes on I hope to add future posts.

Arcosanti

We recently stopped by both Cosanti near Scottsdale, Arizona

 and the better known Arcosanti about 50 miles north of there.

Fixer Upper in Alamos

     We have been in Alamos, Sonora for almost a month and last week we met some folks in the campground who had friends who had fixed up a run down house here. Naturally we were interested and they introduced us and we were invited over to see their work. Pat and Steve live part of the year in Abiquiu, New Mexico and and the rest of the time here.

     (Please note: To see a rewrite of this post please go to Fixer Upper In Alamos, Sonora.)