Would you rather live in...
Emmeline Westin
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
A treehouse, on a houseboat, in an airstream trailer or in a yurt?
I'd love to hear which one of these abodes appeals the most to you and why!
I'd love to hear which one of these abodes appeals the most to you and why!
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Treehouse
Houseboat
Airstream
Yurt
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Victoria Harrison
9 years agoI would like to live here. It's not asking much is it?!
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pavinia
9 years agoVery hard decision, but after much consideration, I had to put two together and settle for a yurt in a treehouse...
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