Re-inventing Ourselves and Our Homes

Erik Nelson moved from house to house as an urban dweller, never living in a space that he felt connected to. Until he found forest land that appealed to him and built his own home there.  Or as he explains it:  "While most people find a job and then live near that job, we picked the place where we really want to live and then made it work with jobs we could get." But approach to work isn't the only thing interesting about how Erik and his family live. In this podcast we talk about the reasons for making your own home on the side of a hill in Vermont, how the experience was building it and how it is now living there. In his experience we find yet another example of those who have left the conventional path and made their own home in a unique place/way. Recommended: Erik's Vlog, Wreck & Salvage and the entire collection of house photos on flickr.