Could You Live In an Earthship?

We made contact with a really great blog the other day. Its called blog.franklingoose.com. Following is from their 'About Us' page:

Franklin Goose focuses on providing mindful baby products for consumers unsatisfied by the offerings of mainstream baby retailers. We know there are so many decisions to make about raising your child, so many products available, and things to stay away from it can be overwhelming. At Franklin Goose we believe you and your child will benefit from a place where we make natural, organic and eco-conscious products available to you in one place, so your free time is spent with your child, laughing and growing together instead of searching for the right products.

As our story grows we hope you and your family are here, growing with us.

They recently posted an article about us. The beginning follows... thanks Franklin Goose! ;-)

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from blog.franklingoose.com

Could You Live In an Earthship?
by Sheri Doyle

We were contacted by a company called Earthship last week. The name of the company intrigued me so I had to see what they sold. When I saw their website I was completely surprised. I don’t know what I was expecting but a house made from recycled materials was not it. I have to admit that I am not crazy about the name, and if I lived in one I would probably not call it an Earthship. BUT, I love the concept, and honestly, I think it looks pretty cool.

The Earthship home is not only made from recycled materials but it is completely sustainable. The electricity comes from solar panels and wind modules, water is collected on the roof from rain and melting snow, the sewage is treated on site in interior & exterior botanical planters, and food can be grown inside and outside of the house. VERY cool!

read the rest of the article at blog.franklingoose.com.

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