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		By: catalinakel		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[My first tiny home was in the hills above Bodega Bay in Western Sonoma County. It was a tiny egg shaped trailer on communal land where there was a main house for bathing and cooking. There I learned to walk in the dark with only the treetops as sentinels and to read by candlelight. Later I lived in an old chicken coop on a Gravenstein farm in Sebastopol, then a tiny shack in a residential backyard not far from Santa Rosa Jr. College. All of this was in 1981...so I guess it was inevitable that the Tiny House Movement has headquarters in Sonoma county. Though I doubt I&#039;ll be so lucky to live there again, I look forward to one day have a wee home somewhere not far from the sea and the beautiful trees.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My first tiny home was in the hills above Bodega Bay in Western Sonoma County. It was a tiny egg shaped trailer on communal land where there was a main house for bathing and cooking. There I learned to walk in the dark with only the treetops as sentinels and to read by candlelight. Later I lived in an old chicken coop on a Gravenstein farm in Sebastopol, then a tiny shack in a residential backyard not far from Santa Rosa Jr. College. All of this was in 1981&#8230;so I guess it was inevitable that the Tiny House Movement has headquarters in Sonoma county. Though I doubt I&#8217;ll be so lucky to live there again, I look forward to one day have a wee home somewhere not far from the sea and the beautiful trees.</p>
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