The Transportation Flaneur: The caboose house

I have a fondness for tiny houses that my friends don't really understand. It's mostly from enjoying creative uses of limited space (having faced this dilemma myself many times), appreciating the small carbon footprint of tiny houses, and finding the enthusiasm of tiny house aficionados quite infectious. Or maybe I just have an adult doll house fetish. I also find tight, confined spaces (like MRI machines) comfortable rather than panic-inducing. So, my love of tiny houses I suppose is the result of any of a number of understandable and kind of weird factors.

The range of structures that fall under the tiny house umbrella vary considerably. Some are fixed structures and others are transportable. They can be built from scratch, converted, or salvaged. And some are utterly unique living spaces - like this caboose house that I came across recently. It's utterly adorable and it even has a washer/dryer in the unit!