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I accept that there is a difference between "living off-the-grid" and "living in an off-the-grid house". But don't try to claim that this article is only about
by mike-cardwell 11y ago
I accept that there is a difference between "living off-the-grid" and "living in an off-the-grid house". But don't try to claim that this article is only about the first. Because I see several references to living off the grid in the article too, including in the very title it's self.
"Living Off the Grid Under the Sun"
"I am not so sure about the environmental benefits of living completely off the grid."
"I hope you enjoyed reading some of my thoughts and rantings about living off the grid in the high desert of California"
I regret starting this thread now. I actually think what you've done is really cool and would like to do it myself. I just got hung up on the terminology.