Remnant — Issue No. 3
We have been thinking more generally about infrastructure and resources, things you can't really know until you spend several seasons in a place.
We have been thinking more generally about infrastructure and resources, things you can't really know until you spend several seasons in a place.
All three of this week's Italian houses are in Umbria, the landlocked green heart of the country. Home to ancient Etruscan towns like Orvieto – known to the Etruscans as Velzna – built on outcroppings of volcanic stone (tufa) that contain ancient passages beneath that you can still explore.
Abandoned houses in Japan and Portugal, from $5k akiyas to stone ruins. Plus relocation grants and visa pathways worth investigating this week. Hi! We're Wally and Malia, and this is the very first issue of Remnant, so let's do introductions. We're writers with kids