yurt living

[YurtGirl]

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Originally posted by lostboystoy

hey I am just trying to make the most informed decision, of what I want to live in, yes i want to be more eco friendly, if that means a yurt.hmm prob not or do I want to do a container home , or a kit home or bamboo their is alot of options and just dont want to make a foolish decision, it is a shame yurtgirl didnt introduce herself as the owner, I have e-mail yurts of hawaii, to get refferls and to talk to some peolple that are living in yurts, but I havent had any replies. I will leave it at that. Like I said puna-web is a great tool and if used wisely you too can learn something new each day...

setting my soul free....

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To everyone that is upset that I did not introduce myself as the owner of Yurts of Hawaii, I do apologize. I haven't frequented these forums and was quite unaware that there was a strict forum "etiquette"... well, in some areas anyway. I assumed that my contact information would be available to anyone who was interested in who I am, and that contact information clearly states contact@yurtsofhawaii.com. I assumed it was there for anyone who cared to know or anyone who wanted to ask. I found a forum a while back and had some discussions there, then found a link to this site and figured I would open up discussions here as well. Enough with the bashing though, who would have thought that I would need to defend myself so thoroughly! I think I'm about done with this site, unfortunately. I have a pretty gross taste in my mouth from the barrage. BTW, does StillHope even live here? Is this constant attacking of my business and character her way of living here vicariously? This is the last I'll respond to her comments. If a person can't understand answers when they are given, then whose fault is that? I have spent several hours answering questions and responding to emails from StillHope. Just because a person doesn't like or understand a particular answer to their question, it doesn't mean that an answer wasn't given.
As for doing the research to find someone who has moved their yurt, none of our customers have done it yet, if I had an example I'd share it with you. Why not contact Pacific Yurts or Colorado Yurts and ask them? I'm sure they would be able to provide you with plenty of information. By the way, a yurt doesn't have to cost 30k. It can cost as little as 20k, depending on the platform style. Again, call the yurt companies or, for quotes and stories from yurt dwellers, get Becky Kemery's book, Yurts: Living in the Round. Also, yurt manufacturers can answer questions about the green-ness of their product, I'm pretty sure that Colorado Yurts are the most green of the larger companies.