Good Morning!

[StuF]

Hey @Judi9877 

Sorry to hear you're doing it tough at the moment, but as you say, you are in hospital- the right place to be for now.

I hope they get your meds sorted and get your head in a better space so you can be discharged asap

[TAB]

I hope things get better for you @Judi9877  thankyou for posting. I hope you are safe.

[Paperdaisy]

Glad you are in safe hands @Judi9877 and I hope things ease for you soon. Take care 💝

[Former-Member]

Good morning @Judi9877 , I hope your hospital stay goes as well as possible for you, and I'm glad you were able to get your knitting to work on during the day 💜 As you can see there's lots of people here thinking of you and sending you lots of virtual well wishes 🌻

[Former-Member]

@TAB I've seen one person do a tiny home but they cost a lot.  She nearly got washed away in the floods and sold her tiny home recently inexchange for a mobile home on wheels. 

Had to look up Stratco - theyre a type of Bunnings (hardware/lifetstyle store)

If you want to go eco tent I did hear from a USA prepper recently who researched all the tents on the global market and found an Australian tent (!) that has been rigorously designed to stop hot air getting in. 

He bought one and its part of his survival strategy if things get unbearably hot over summer. Hes a millionaire yet he still bought this tent in the event of the electricity grid going out. Its the only tent he recommends for unbearable heat.

He runs a big healthfood company in the USA and is in the know about all the prepping essentials on the market. 

I can get the link for the free e-book he wrote on prepping which includes a reference to where you can buy this tent ❤️

[TAB]

https://ecotentsaustralia.com.au/

okay I stayed in one of these in Broome years ago

stratco do sheds and indoor outdoor decks and patios

https://www.stratco.com.au/au/patio--outdoor-living/patios--carports

could do mix and match based on roof for shelter, they have screens, stuff can use for ventilated walls, etc etc have something enclosed for winter, eco tent for summer all on a deck bali bath and japanese spa etc

[Former-Member]

@TAB I have checked out the eco tents you liked.  Don't know how well they would survive harsh heat.  You would want to know if it was comfortable temperature inside the tent during extreme temperatures.

I do know of a website that provides names of people who are happy for you to park your tiny home on their property in exchange for rental. They may accept a tent instead of a tiny home. I got it off the Tiny Home Expo information page. May work out cheaper that for buying land.

www.parkmytinyhouse.com.au

Checked out Stratco yes decking etc 

[Former-Member]

@TAB heres the link for the e-book. You can also listen to it as an audio. But there are references to this amazing tent in this document.  Its easy to wade through this info. Just to provide you with more options regarding buying a suitable tent

https://report.resilientprepping.com/resilientprepping.html

[StuF]

@TAB 

I've been lucky enough to stay in a couple of eco tents as a tourist over the years 🙂

[TAB]

those tents are in commercial use in pilbara/kimberly,northern territory @Former-Member 

probably too good. very expensive.

um yeah was fb page wasin a while back people just saying oh does someone want to come and live on my land while helping my build by yurt or whatever lol sounds like a recipe for arguments .. could work Iguess think was off grid group