Building an old-school green house from local materials with traditional tools (video)
If you like craftsmanship, woodworking, and traditional hand tools, or you just enjoy watching somebody else do all the work, you'll love this short film.
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Photo: Nudibranch and mini-me revel in their candy-colored world
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Tiny house in Indiana from 1935 was a prototype of Usonian design
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