Hi... This is my introduction post to let you all get to know me here on Steemit. First of all, I'm a disabled veteran of two combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. I'm also a tiny house builder and enthusiast who built a tiny house while still in the Army in El Paso, TX. Since then, I had moved the tiny house to Tennessee where it sits on a hilltop property. (Hooked up and ready to go! Buy 'Hell-Paso'! I'm Tennessee bound!) (After arriving Tennessee, it was a beautiful trip through the backwoods to our property!) (After arriving to our property, we had contracted a guy with a bulldozer to pull the heavy tiny house up the rough uphill drive to the top of the hill where the tiny house sits today!) (A view of the tiny house as she sits on top of our hilltop) (Some views of our hilltop) After getting the tiny house set up on our hilltop property, adding the deck and other land improvements, it was time to get the inside done! Because of my disabilities, it literally took me an additional TWO YEARS to complete the interior of the tiny house! But, here are the photos of my finished interior of our tiny house: (The Loft) (Some loft storage) (My daughter showing off the kitchen) (The 48 inch walk-in shower - created in the "bump-out" in the rear of the tiny house) (Shower works great! And, yes!.. that is natural slate tiling you see in this shower!) (Interior ceiling detail) The following photos are the bathroom detail: (Tankless hot water heater) (Compost toilet with shelving to the left of it) (Small vanity sink with additional shelving to the right of it below the hot water heater "closet") (Another detailed photo of the shower) Now, I will show you photos of the kitchen detail: (Looking at the fold up dining table from the living area) The kitchen sink with 8 foot countertop space with refurbished used cabinets below - I had hand made the framing for this!) (Looking at additional storage space at the end of the countertop area - the drawer storage was a chest of drawers purchased from Ikea and I had built it into this space) (Another look at the kitchen from the living area - which also shows the ventless propane gas heater I've installed here in the living room space under the t.v.) (A view looking out the kitchen into the living area) (Another detail photo of the sink and countertop area - very spacious!) (Our lovely fold-down dining area) (Another, COZY view of our dining area) The following are photos of our living area detail: (The shelving area you see here in the living area was where I had planned to build a built-in seating area; but, when with shelving instead... I like it!) (Another view of the living room ceiling) ...and my favorite part of the living room ceiling is the "antique" candle chandelier! Yes, it does NOT run on electric - just candle light!... In the future, I will be blogging about my solar and wind power setup since we are completely off grid here on our Tennessee property! It's very beautiful out here on our hilltop and we would not have it any other way! Hope you had enjoyed this introductory post of mine and my photos of my tiny house I've built. It has been a long process to build this house because of my disabilities; but, I'm very pleased with the outcome of the tiny house project. Please follow me, and upvote me to support my projects yet to come! I've also a dome shelter, AND a underground shelter with lots of food preps storage to blog about in the near future! Stay tuned for MORE TINYHOUSECRYPTOS adventures! Thanks for viewing!
