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This view is from the east end of the small meadow by the domes. The
small (30 foot in diameter) dome is facing us, with the big dome in
the back. You can see the solar panels inbetween.
This picture is the view, as seen from the driveway. In the left side
is the corner of the garage, with the small (30 foot) dome on the
left, and the larger dome (40 foot in diameter) on the right.
This is a closer view of the deck between the two domes. We're looking
at the side of the small dome.
This shows the 460 watt solar panel array, and the big dome. Sticking
up out of the chimney is the new 8inch stainless steel liner I put in
the chimney, with it's rotating spark cap.
This is the wood sauna, built out of an old Shepherd's wagon. One of
these days I want to put a solar powered hot tub right next to it.
This is the typical 3 car box garage. It's huge though, so I'm
renovating it to be a combined shop and office with it's own power
system.
This view is from standing in front of the fireplace looking toward
the kitchen. The stone work on the chimney was never completed, but I
plan to finish it this summer.
This view is from the other side of the chimney, looking towards the
kitchen and the large window in the "wall". This window looks out
across the back of the property.
This view is from the same spot, but looking across the to the other
side of the dome. You can see the loft, and the back entrance.
This view is in the small dome, looking out across the "greenhouse"
floor. The deck partially covers the ceiling.
Here we're looking across the bottom of the steps into the changing
room. This room is off to the side of the shower and bathroom, and has
easy access to the sauna.
This is a view of the bathroom, with the teak tub on the left, and the
composting toilet on the right.
This is another view of the bathroom, as seen from the loft. You can
now fully see the tub, and the edge of the wall around the composting
toilet.
This is a view down my road, once you first get off the Peak to Peak
(or the Freak To Freak, as the locals call it :-) highway. This is the
Colorado Rocky Mountains, looking towards Pawnee Pass.
Another view from the same spot aiming a little more south. This is
the continental Divide.
This is a screen shot of the early CAD drawings I'm working on
now. The actual CAD file is here.