Скачать или смотреть They Laughed at His Grass House — Until the Blizzard Proved Them Wrong

Dakota Territory, 1888.
While settlers rushed to build heavy log cabins before winter, one quiet homesteader did the unthinkable — he wrapped his small wooden house in three to four feet of prairie grass.

His neighbors laughed.

They called it a “wolf house.” A child’s fairy tale mistake on the open plains.

Then the blizzard came.

Temperatures plunged below -30°F. Winds screamed across the prairie at 50 miles per hour. Cabins cracked. Firewood disappeared twice as fast. Frost crept along interior walls.

But when the storm cleared, something shocking stood in the snow.

The grass house.

Still warm.
Still standing.
Using half the firewood.

This is the forgotten frontier survival story of how insulation, not brute strength, defeated the winter wolf.

Watch until the end to discover why the smartest structure — not the strongest — survived the Great Plains blizzard.

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