This hastily-built tiny house is parked in a gravel yard with two other tiny houses parked directly beside it, just two houses from the main Alberta drag. The house itself is really barebones—no coat or towel hooks, no shelves or cupboards, no toilet paper holder—and the sleeping loft is barely usable with a gable-height of 2.5’ (and that’s at the tallest point) and no ventilation. With two bodies about 6” from the ceiling, it became really warm really quickly. Even with no windows in the loft, it was so bright that neither of us could sleep—the string lights between the tiny houses only go off from 3:30-5:30 AM, making it as bright in the house as if several streetlights were shining in. Last, and by no fault of the tiny house, it was recycling day in Alberta—the glass truck arrived at 3 and crashed its way down the street until 5. Property is also not ESA-friendly.