Cheep. The cornerstone value of my venture into this urban cabin is cheep survival. It is the cheapest house in Baltimore. The house itself is an investment which may like result in capital gains. So that does not count as an expense in the same sense as pure consumption of non-resueables like gas and electricity.
And I plan to live without gas and electric. For food, another non-reuseable, I want to learn more about dumpster diving.
I'm wondering about the viability of cooking with a wood fire. Scrap wood is fairly abundant, given the number of houses that are being remodeled, gutted. I need to avoid wood that is treated or painted as those have fumes. But basic 2by4s would do the job. I have an outdoor grill for a place to burn the wood. I need a saw and axe, but I do not have either. They are kind of expensive to buy, so I'd like to borrow. On the other had, maybe I can justify buying because it is so re-usable. Few things are more re-usable than an axe.
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