“I thought it was just amazing.” At the center of Borst’s memories is the Water Wheel Ranch House, which is slated for demolition after sitting vacant for several years. He hopes the ranch ...

Architect Paul DuCharme designed the house as his personal residence in ... That’s why you’ll find a large undershot water wheel on the lower level of the home. The wheel once powered the ...

It has slanted walls, rounded doorways, an undulating roofline and soon an operating water wheel. But constructing what residents in Bainbridge Island, Washington see as a 'Hobbit house,' is a 6 ...

The guy says he lives entirely off the grid, and relies in part on this brilliant contraption to power his home: It's basically a big wire spool converted it to a water wheel. The spool is bolted ...

(David Richard/CBC) The house will be able to generate and store enough power to operate its systems for one full year. It will also be able to store 700 litres of water — enough to last for ...

The water wheel at the former corn mill at the Florence ... lived at the National Trust building where his wife Holly was house and collections manager. John Roche is chef at the Tully Mill ...

Comer has restored the historic Brooks-Dixson water wheel on his Water Wheel Ranch three times in his lifespan due to the high and unregulated waters of the Colorado River. The Brooks-Dixson water ...

The wooden wheel stands 46 feet high and has a massive circumference of 144 feet and is eight feet wide. It was built in 1923 by a rancher named Earl Brooks to get water from the river to his ranch.