[before_listing id=210 images= youtube=null] I have been working at an outdoors activity centre in Kent for several months, living onsite in a tent with minimal facilities, but have found this way of life most satisfying. We have scavenged materials and built quite a pleasing living area and outdoor kitchen, use some solar power and created our own hot water system.
Basically, I have become far more interested in this than the job I was doing there anyway, and would like to follow this path into a more permanent off-grid lifestyle.
Would be interested to hear from anyone considering something similar….[landbuddy_listing id=210 youtube=null]
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bruce
I’m in Leicester (UK) and soon to take possession of a wreck of a house. I’m interested in minimalist living and hope to create an eco-home. It could take years ( which I probably don’t have ), but I think it’s how I want to live. Interested in exchange of ideas – maybe visits.
Bruce
dannyjamesharris
Hi.
I have seven acres to the south of Cambridge in the quiet and friendly village of Meldreth.
Wanting to set up a small off grid community, maybe you would be interested.
Feel free to email me or call me to discuss should you want more info. dannyjamesharris@googlemail.com – 01223424936
Simon
Hi a new site has recently been opened in Woolwich (east london) which may interest you and we are looking for any new people who would like to get involved.
Address is
1-7 Pier Road, North Woolwich, E16
DLR: King George V
Rail: Woolwich Arsenal
why not call us up for a chat?
07864845803, 07727046200
Good Luck!
:)