Summary's a bit misleading, as they're walking, biking, and kiting the way there. Doesn't explicitly say if it's an unsupported run, but it's kind of implied especially for a one-way trip with a plane back.
Different beast entirely from what Scott did.
Not coloured impressed just yet
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The Walking House
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· Score: 1, Interesting
This is a house on legs in the same way that a RV is a house on wheels. Technically, sure, home is where you lay your head and all, but untill they can think of a way to shift 800 square feet of housing, it's just art/toy.
According the the HJF it's actually a misomer, them crediting it's origional incarnation to 'Finigail'. This Finigail noted that (similar to what the artical states) an engenier had installed a set of accelerometers in the wrong way due to them being symetrical, and made a report saying that they should be symetrical to prevent inevitable mixups.
But then again, how much can you trust a 'net based encyclopedia?
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Summary's a bit misleading, as they're walking, biking, and kiting the way there. Doesn't explicitly say if it's an unsupported run, but it's kind of implied especially for a one-way trip with a plane back.
Different beast entirely from what Scott did.
This is a house on legs in the same way that a RV is a house on wheels. Technically, sure, home is where you lay your head and all, but untill they can think of a way to shift 800 square feet of housing, it's just art/toy.
And wasn't Howl's Moving Castle British?
According the the HJF it's actually a misomer, them crediting it's origional incarnation to 'Finigail'. This Finigail noted that (similar to what the artical states) an engenier had installed a set of accelerometers in the wrong way due to them being symetrical, and made a report saying that they should be symetrical to prevent inevitable mixups.
But then again, how much can you trust a 'net based encyclopedia?