New member's yurt plan

[MG1917]

Originally Posted by Bob Rowlands

A nomadic trad yurt with zero amenities has about zero appeal to Americans. Mongolians - likely the fatherland of the trad yurt- are used to hardships we here in the States really aren't interested in putting ourselves through on a year around basis. Heck, tents of any kind are dang near relics nowadays in U.S. campgrounds. It's an RV park basically nowadays and has been since the millenium. Plus generators abound as well. Few people have the slightest interest in doing any work at all setting camp while 'on vacation'. A tent and setting up camp means work. "Nah. If there's no ignition key I'll pass." lol

Hi Bob. That is mostly true, but let us not forget that “needs must as the devil drives,” as the old folks say. Mongolians don’t prefer to heat their homes with the dung of their livestock, per se; rather, they have no choice.