Nomads are famously known for their houses
this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2023
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Someone else already made this exact comment with someone already explaining how and why.
I know when I go a'nomading, I always take a stationary house with me
Haha my thoughts exactly. Although from what I know it is and always has been common for nomadic peoples to have fixed places where they might spend certain times of the year for example.
That's why I didn't dare to make a comment like yours :D
hey never let a technicality stand between you and making a joke. The idea that a bunch of nomads got together to go a'roamin, and one dude pulls up dragging his condo, is hilarious.
I could get into that life.
I wonder how he's doing today.
He's a vtuber now
What a gorgeous house. Nailed it
See many trees? No wood means no roof. Four walls but no roof is really common in that area even these days. 🤯
Looks like a thatched roof to me.
Me too. Still needs supports
'there is no te in this picture, therefore there aren't any trees in Uzbekistan'
Said him who died of thirst because the rivier was outside his field of vision.