Comments by "Twist of Fate" (@twistoffate4791) on "Touring Dome House | This House Tours" video.

@Janet gray, The homeowners may just admire the Native American culture. In addition, no one has to pass objects they purchase through a committee for a yes or no in this country. Many people collect items as they travel about this world. How dare you treat Ken in this manner. The only person out of line is you.
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I noticed that, too. As cool as the place is, it would breathe a sigh of relief if some tossing & purging of clutter could take place, and before potential buyers arrive for tours.
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From the air, at 7:16, the home looks like the most adorable robot I've ever seen, lol, with a head, body, and arms & legs. I was intrigued by the crushed glass countertops & the copper sink. I love the idea of sleeping under a window that's nearly directly above me, something you don't get from a "regular" home. I liked the unique butcher block stand-alone table in the kitchen & the artsy pendant lights. I absolutely loved the large painting featured front & center in the living room of a Native American. The low passage-way upstairs wouldn't bother me because I am 5'1" and fairly tiny to begin with. Also, they are oh-so-lucky that they live alongside that creek. If I lived there, you couldn't keep me out of that creek.
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Thomas George Castleberry, It sounds like Dr. Gardner would be the perfect source for a book on these domes. I know I would read it.
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@alison5009 Glad you chimed in, as I wrote down Bauersfeld & Fuller on my little list of resources. This could be a fun, developing topic to read about.
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@Janet gray, You'll get nowhere with the fight you're picking. But a dead-end should look very familiar to you.
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The garage just seemed to go on and on to me. Very nice for someone needing lots of space to store stuff, work on projects or just putter around, lol!!
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