Dylan Magaster – Tiny House Living

Linsey is Building a Tiny House Eco Village from Adobe in Morocco

Dylan Magaster recently visited Linsey in Morocco where she created a Tiny House cottage and eco village from bdobe brick with the help of Work Away team members. Work Away promotes volunteering, family exchanges, homestays, farmstays, working holidays, travel buddies, language learning and cultural exchange. If you want to travel, learn, and work, check out Work Away.

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Assilah Eco Village is located in Northern Morocco. If you’d like to participate in building this eco village, learn more on the Assilah Eco Village page at Work Away. Here’s what Linsey says about herself on Work Away.

I am a 61 year old English woman, settled in Morocco for the past three years. I am creating my own Nirvana with the help of like minded souls of all ages. Presently I share my space with 15 chucks (including rare breeds) , Lila my little Maltese cross, Booby out new puppy guard dog, and Cuzco as well as our potential ‘mouse catchers’ Lulu, NC and Teabag.

I am not an expert in natural building, self sufficiency or eco living, I enjoy working cooperatively, as part of an enthusiastic team, experimenting, and learning together to do the best we can.

Video and image by Dylan Magaster. For more videos like this subscribe to Dylan Magaster on YouTube.

Solo Male Lives in Van down by the River

Dylan Magaster visits with Philippe Leblond has been living in a van for over two years at the time this video was made. Philippe has traveled for years as a professional model, so a home that travels was a natural solution for him. Follow Philippe on Instagram. For more great videos like this subscribe to Dylan Magaster’s YouTube Channel. Photo and video by Dylan Magaster.

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Off Grid Stone Tiny House Built by Hand

Dylan Magaster visits Vilson Bratovic who built his own stone tiny home in the village of Donje Raštane, Croatia. It was built using traditional methods but he lives in comfort with modern off-grid technology. Follow Dylan Magaster in YouTube for more great videos like this.

Dylan Tours Jenna’s House – Jenna Tours Dylan’s Van

Jenna Spesard & Dylan Magaster have traveled all over North America interviewing folks that live alternative tiny lifestyles. In the two videos below they tour each other’s tiny living spaces.

Jenna lives in a tiny house that she’s traveled in for more than 25,000 miles. She’s currently living in Oregon but spends much of her time these days traveling the world. On her YouTube Channel you can find many (but not exclusively) Tiny House tours and interviews. Subscribe to Tiny House Giant Journey on YouTube.

Dylan lives in a van conversion. The van cost him $2,000 and the DIY conversion was just $3,500. So while his living space is not as comfortable as Jenna’s it gives him the freedom to travel and live the life her wants. On his channel you will find many (but not exclusively) VanLife tours and interviews. Subscribe to Dylan Magaster on YouTube.

Photo at top via Jenna’s interview with Dylan.

Dabney & Alan’s Summit Prairie Fire Lookout

Dylan Magaster visits Dabney & Alan’s tiny house fire lookout in Oregon. They had this 18’x18′ fire lookout built in 2009. It took about 90 days to build the shell, and another 90 days to finish the interior. Photos via the video by Dylan Magaster.

Dabney & Alan also rent out their tiny house fire lookout on Airbnb. So if you’d like to experience living off-grid and 40-feet up on a mountaintop yourself, check out their vacation rental listing on Airbnb.com. For all the details visit the Summit Prairie website. For more great tiny living tours like this subscribe to Dylan Magaster on YouTube.

Professional Model leaves Beverly Hills to Live in a Van

Dylan Magaster shares an interview with Philippe LeBlond, a professional model who downsized to van life and isn’t looking back.

Beverly Hills didn’t make him happy, so he decided to leave the big house and move into the van and live a life of adventure. Philippe shares gives us a tour of his van and what he’s learned from 3 years of #VanLife in the video below.

Here’s one thing he says in the video: