BOOKS: The off-grid community and the battle to live their way.
Off The Grid in America (Penguin, 2010)
How to Live Off-Grid UK (Bantam, 2008)
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We are beginning a community in Texas where we are building sustainable earth homes off-the-grid using solar, convection and thermal technologies to cool, heat and provide energy to the home. We are also building a community aquaponics garden to produce fish and vegetables.
Please contact me for details.
Please join us off grid! To apply simply send us a video of yourself telling us why you want to come to our off grid community. See more information at www.montelloalpacacompany.blogspot.com
I have lived off grid for 7yrs. I raised two daughters through school out here, it was fun but now I am empty nested and in need of help. I have already rented out one of my cabins, but I am entertaining the idea of moving in another person to help out with the food/garden. I can provide a fixer upper large trailer for accommodation or a spot to maybe do your own thing. Off grid won’t be easy but it is easier when you have a creek/lake southern exposure and only a 35min drive from town. Let me know what ur ideas are? Thanks, Dan.
Happily married couple with 12 year old son and beloved cats looking to move off-grid and/or into a eco-village/community. Husband is a hard worker who can build just about anything (has been doing flooring with tile, ceramic, etc. for 15 years) and has experience with construction. Wife is a stay at home mom whose skills have been counseling, researching, advertising, typing, sales, and fingers flying over a keyboard. Loves to cook and eager to learn “the old ways” of doing things.
We no longer want to be a cog in the wheel, but instead be self-sustaining.
