First Year at my 1st Primitive Adobe Hut @ChadZuberAdventures
First Year at my 1st Primitive Adobe Hut  @ChadZuberAdventures
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
300 adobe bricks were made from mud dug from the earth and layered to form a tiny primitive hut with a thatched roof made of cattail leaves. Even the door is made of sticks and cattail leaves. I cooked a lot of meals here and worked on a lot of projects. The small size of the hut was both an advantage and disadvantage. It was easy to heat the inside with just a small fire but the space was so limiting. That was okay though because my intention was to make a safe and warm place to sleep. Would you spend the night in this hut?

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First Year at my 1st Primitive Adobe Hut

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