Thursday, 16 August 2012

Tour An Extraordinary Floating Cabin In The Wilds Of British Columbia Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/the-lutzs-solar-powered-float-cabin-2012-8?op=1#ixzz23ld0kwGL

Float cabin
Years ago, Wayne and Margy Lutz paid $30,000 for a tiny float cabin in the wilds of British Columbia.  
"It cost about the same as taking a fancy cruise," says Margy, who figured the investment would offer a stress-free retirement compared to their home in LA.
She was right: The couple have lived off-grid for years, and relish every moment spent on their scenic but modest-sized property. 
"Living in a 675 square foot cabin with water access only is a bit unique," she told Fair Companies in a video, but for me and Wayne it's perfect."
Back then, loggers and fishermen used them as makeshift homes. The Lutz's bought the home in 2001 after

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