Couple made there House in a Floating Island in Twenty Four Years
Twenty-five years ago artists Catherine King and Wayne Adams made the realization they would never have enough income to afford real estate so they made a fairly radical decision: they would build an island.
Currently moored off the coast of Vancouver Island about 45 minutes by boat to the nearest town, their sprawling floating house is called called “Freedom Cove.”
Twenty-five years ago artists Catherine King and Wayne Adams made the realization they would never have enough income to afford real estate so they made a fairly radical decision: they would build an island. Currently moored off the coast of Vancouver Island about 45 minutes by boat to the nearest town, their sprawling floating house is called called “Freedom Cove.”
Couple made there House in a Floating Island in Twenty Four Years
Couple made there House in a Floating Island in Twenty Four Years
Couple made there House in a Floating Island in Twenty Four Years
Couple made there House in a Floating Island in Twenty Four Years
Couple made there House in a Floating Island in Twenty Four Years
Couple made there House in a Floating Island in Twenty Four YearsCouple made there House in a Floating Island in Twenty Four YearsCouple made there House in a Floating Island in Twenty Four YearsCouple made there House in a Floating Island in Twenty Four Years