Sentences with phrase «foot houseboat»

«The demographics of tiny house dwellers are really all over the map,» says Harrell, who lives in a 35 - foot houseboat in North Carolina.

Sea's d Day is a 58 - foot houseboat, so there is room for many more before it starts getting crowded.

recently moved to Brooksville, fl... in tennessee i have a very cool lifestyle and accomocations in that i live on a custom decorated 50 foot houseboat that is a modern home with every amenity one would want.

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My houseboat had about 300 square feet plus a loft with another 100 and several decks.

Scott chronicles dozens of similar false starts from the Renaissance to the modern age, profiling such aviators as the Italian Gianni Caproni, whose 1921 flying houseboat reached an altitude of 60 feet before plummeting into Lake Maggiore.

But she left that all behind, moved to a houseboat community in San Francisco Bay, and now lives in 400 square feet on a stunningly painted houseboat from the turn of the last century.

For each foot of the houseboat's length, the cost of a marine survey will be $ 10 to $ 30.

But, as we stood on the shore at Hawks Nest, near where she used to live, I pointed out landmarks from tales I'd told the kids about my childhood — there's the sandbank where Aunty Kathryn cut her foot... here's where we caught guppies in buckets... those little balls of sand are made by the crabs digging... Nana Peg would wake us at 6 am to swim in the king tides, the water would go right up to those boats resting on the grass... my great - grandmother lived on a houseboat that was beached just over there...»

We stood on the shore at Hawks Nest, near where she used to live, and I pointed out landmarks from tales I'd told the kids about my childhood — there's the sandbank where Aunty Kathryn cut her foot... here's where we caught guppies in buckets... those little balls of sand are made by the crabs digging... Nana Peg would wake us at 6 am to swim in the king tides, the water would go right up to those boats resting on the grass... my great - grandmother lived on a houseboat that was beached just over there...»

We stood on the shore and I pointed out landmarks from tales I've told the kids about my childhood — there's the sandbank where Aunty Kathryn cut her foot... here's where we caught guppies in buckets... those little balls of sand are made by the crabs digging... Nana Peg would wake us at 6 am to swim in the king tides, the water would go right up to those boats resting on the grass... my great - grandmother lived on a houseboat that was beached just over there...