Hi, Lloyd,
I can’t thank you enough for your continuing work; your vision is inspirational.
I wanted to send along a shot of the granny unit that we finished last year in Old Davis, where my kids go to school. I know it looks a little glossy, but the windows, doors, siding, flooring, and appliances are all recycled. 15½ feet by 25 feet, I think that still qualifies as tiny, although the ten-foot-high walls (for a loft) give it a larger feeling.
I still have my original Shelter mag, plus all your more recently published material, and every time I tune in to your blog, I get a recharge.
–Fred
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