Loganenator
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Sir Joel,
I do have friends who just started living "off-grid" in a yurt. Its not a Teepee but its close . We are observing their transition challenges before we even think about anything that small and off-grid. Even then Yurts seem a little temporary. More like longer term tents.
Edited by Nemo (05/07/0807:23 PM)
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. We are observing their transition challenges before we even think about anything that small and off-grid. Even then Yurts seem a little temporary. More like longer term tents. 
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