Big plans for tiny homes
Clare Lavender and Rob Carling, both of Jacksonville, admitted they came to the Tiny Home Festival at the Orange Park Mall last weekend for two reasons – curiosity and exploring possible options. …
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Big plans for tiny homes
Clare Lavender and Rob Carling, both of Jacksonville, admitted they came to the Tiny Home Festival at the Orange Park Mall last weekend for two reasons – curiosity and exploring possible options. The two-day event provided several options for extreme downsizing, with units starting as small as a walk-in shower and as big as a school bus.
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