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The hosts of the Blue Horizon channel reside in a tiny house parked on a private farm in Germany, utilizing the property’s existing infrastructure to bypass common bureaucratic hurdles associated with permanent tiny house placement.0:08 The site features a main house with a renovated bathroom, an outdoor kitchen built by friends, and a shared garden.0:47 The hosts rely on the property’s solar power array and access to the main house’s plumbing, while managing their own water supply via a roof-mounted tank.1:08 They recently attempted to gravity-feed water into their tiny house to replace a failed water pump, though the system requires further testing and exterior cleaning.10:54 The property includes a former cow shelter, a workshop, and a stream maintained by the local municipality.7:10 The hosts chose this living arrangement to maintain flexibility for frequent travel, allowing them to leave the tiny house on-site while they are away.9:55

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