Re: Sitting in an Earthship...
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Wed May 08, 2013 1:55 pm
by Secretsarah SC4
Wow I so got confused by the title ,
I thought it was going to be about Aliens or some weird dream you had had !
Sounds like a cool place anyway xxx
Re: Sitting in an Earthship...
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Wed May 08, 2013 9:58 pm
by Italian Lace SC4
That sounds like a really cool retreat, Eva! Can't wait to see the pics!
Re: Sitting in an Earthship...
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Sun May 12, 2013 10:26 am
by Eva SC2
Wow do I feel relaxed. Home from New Mexico. Heres a teaser from the last leg of our vacation. A day at the spa soaking in mineral springs and getting rubbed down.
Re: Sitting in an Earthship...
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Wed May 15, 2013 10:56 am
by Eva SC2
And Friday's update is the first one inside the earthship.
Re: Sitting in an Earthship...
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Thu May 16, 2013 3:23 pm
by MissAngeliqueSC3
Eva,
Damion and I have been looking at staying in one of these for quite some time. What did you think? Was it a cool experience? When I was researching them, I saw that some have indoor gardens where you can actually gather fresh food for your meals which I would really love.
Just curious what you thought.
Let me know which one you stayed in so when we DO go, I don't pick the same one.
Kisses,
Miss Angelique
Re: Sitting in an Earthship...
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Fri May 17, 2013 11:07 am
by Eva SC2
We stayed at the one that was just for two people. But the Euro, and the Phoenix looked really nice. On the web site it says that the Single has herbs for cooking, but there was a rubber tree and flowers instead. So don't bet that the other houses for "food production" actually have edibles growing to filter the grey water. Or that the previous renter will not have eaten all the edibles. The refrigerator did not want to stay closed, and they don't check to replace cooking oil, but there is a full kitchen, some basic cooking needs like pots, pans, a knife, salt, pepper and a drinking water spigot(kitchen and bathroom for toothbrushing). Comfortable bed, not totally closed off from mice and bugs. I'd call it extremely extravagant camping that is into the recycling and composting you probably do at home. There IS something nice about the really thick tire and concrete walls embedded in the dirt. And the absence of electrical wires in the walls. Overall, staying there one night would have been enough. But they were near the hiking at Wheeler Peak I wanted to do. So, two days it was.