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If you want to learn more about turf houses, check out this video we made in Iceland: https://youtu.be/_7JFwLyrdJw
us vikings are very smart we take what we have and build what we need
The layered wall design to block moisture and provide insulation is genius. I wonder how long it took them to figure it out? We’ll probably never know.
People are trying to make earthbag and cob houses breathable yet wateeproof. Wouldnf doing thebthick walls with gravel in the middle do that?
genial. Muchas gracias por mostrar tan fabulosas casas nórdicas. Saludos desde Uruguay. Vikingø Celtå
Thank you for the brief. Safe travels, guys.
Two questions I have is of those that have a dugout construction as in when you step through the door to go inside the ground floor drops a few feet, how do they keep that from flooding during heavy rain? And also as far as the roof vent for the fire smoke to escape from when it’s raining do they have some sort of hatch or cover to keep the water from coming through the vents and getting the inside of the house wet and muddy?
Amazed at the inventive double walled houses.So the vikings didnt just use their swords &dicks
I’d love to live in a house like this like a summer house! Only with more modern ways of building
God is Good
so much great reference material for my art. thank you
I blew my load in that chicks face last weekend.
love it. keep going and showing these beautiful, organic, primitive, social dwellings.
I hope you guys got to go just a few kms further North up the island – it’s about the most beautiful and magical place I’ve ever been. I found these turf houses to be quite spooky, but the whole park and area is so incredibly peaceful. Time stops at L’Anse Aux.
this is AWESOME. love the way people use to live back in the days
hello friend, how are you ?
You need to visit Maramures in northern Romania,for houses made from natural materials
How did they keep the roof supporting wood from rotting? Very cool video
why didn’t you share some of that build technique.. that would have been more interesting than tell us what a nice time you had there.