@@reneephilander5592 thanks! We actually did a long form video of the whole site if you are interested and it shows more detail of the train carriage kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fd6aoq-oms--gXU.htmlsi=q8KNB-OU28IUteGK

Thanks that's so kind! Yes we have build a bathroom inside the dome. Here is the link to the video we made about it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rMiAlcqjrNmUe6M.htmlsi=bzG061759uCbnms- Thanks! Vicki

@@benknight77 yes I think they were on that one too!

excited / worried if we can afford to do it how Bryan wants it!

@@JurassicJungle hi, thanks so much for your comment. It's a great question! When we originally converted the cottage we installed tilt and turn windows which open fully so you can escape through the windows in both the bedrooms, and with the new refurb we've also added the patio doors as another escape route. So when we did our fire risk assessment we knew there were multiple escape routes plus hard wired alarms, fire extinguisher and blanket so hoping to cover all bases! I know it's a total minefield, especially in the glamping world where the ability to have an alternative escape route is tricky and the need to change locks especially with shepherds huts. Hope that helped! Thanks, Vicki

Definitely! It felt very narrow as I was walking through but you could definitely open it up a bit

Glad you enjoyed it!

I actually really like the lotus belles, they've got lots of room in them - and of course domes!

To be honest I'm not 100% sure - I would hazard a guess at 16ft

Thank you so much!

Hi, thanks for your comment! Oh wow that sounds really exciting. So in England it doesn't really ever get too hot and we find that guests tend to be outside in the daytime and we have created outdoor areas that encourage them to be outside during the day. I would say that in Spain you would need an AC or something that can give you heating and cooling. The insulation we have is enough for our usage in England and only during the summer months but if you wanted to offer glamping in the winter or get extreme heat then I think you would need a higher level of insulation. That said, the panoramic window of a dome is one of the best features and that doesn't have any insulation on it so there will be parts where you will lose the benefit. Are you going to build the domes yourself or go to a manufacturer? Thanks, Vicki

@@TractorsandCream Actually, I haven´t decided so far about geodomes, becasue there is another concept: tiny houses. They are more compact and easier to install and they dont require any construction licnese and bureaucracy can last for ages! After all, everything depends on the plot Im going to buy: with a far reaching view a geodome with its wide window is a top choice. But with a more modest setting a tiny house will do. Of course I will assemble it myself but I wont design and manufacture it. I´ve got a list of around 10 manufacturers to study across Europe offering different levels of kits, from just triangles included up to multilayered systems. I would probably go with a dome of around 7+m in diameter to be able to fit a bathroom (just as you did in your last build) but also a kitchenette! With a posibility to install an attic bed on top of all this just under the roof :))))

@@lionelll777 that sounds perfect! There are some incredible tiny home designs out there now. Have you watched our glamping show America's video? They had some amazing tiny homes. Would love to know what you end up building. Are you looking for land now?

@@TractorsandCream Of course I watched it, I´ve got lots on information out of it! There are a several tiny houses manufacturers in Europe, too. I will be looking for land in late 2024, but before I have to collect all the information about those 2 options (tiny houses and domes) and all the stuff around them (solar, water (which is a big pain in Spain), sewage, local regulations etc etc). And keeping all that in mind look for the plot to have the vision of how to split up my tight budget between the plot, housing and infrastructure :) So, I´ve started collecting info well in advance.

@@lionelll777 that's brilliant that you are so organised. Please keep in touch and let me know if there is anything I can help with.☺️

I know its a bit bonkers!

Hi Laura, I will have a look into igms and let you know as I'm not too familiar with it if I'm honest. There is so much to learn in the world of property management software! Hope you are doing ok, would be great to catch up soon

😂 everyone loves a cute animal!

Hi! Nice to see you on here!

And one of those is that the number 14233221 describes itself. Nobody cares, though.

Me too, I'm not sure what I've committed myself to!

Yes I love them too!

Ha! Thanks for watching - Bryan really had it hard on this one 😂

Hi, yes this one is a 5 metre bell tent

@@TractorsandCream amazing thank you!

Hello, what size mattresses are those?

​@@rmaldona85 they are 2 singles (3ft) and a double which is 4ft 6in. Hope that helps!

Oh wow, that's amazing! It's such a shame that you never get to learn about the company or person who styled the tents, it's such an important part of selling the product! We might see you this year as we will probably be there for the setup day! Vicki

@@TractorsandCream Great, I'll llok out for you, I'll be there the Tues and Weds setting up although only the one tent this year. Great to see the video, thanks again.