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I've had the YurtQuest site up for well over a decade. It shows it's age, I haven't touched it in nearly that long. It actually looked good when monitors were small, the standard was 600 to 620 wide for web design, CSS didn't exist, and hit counters weren't just cool, but expected. Yeah, I'll fix it...
When it first started, it was the only thing of it's kind and we still have a ton of links pointing to us. I still get the odd mail.
Today I got a link request from Shamsi Pakistan. I found the site fascinating. Canvas tents are always good, but the focus of these guys is a far different style of utility than most of the others I've seen. So, if anyone wants to take a chance on interesting accommodations, seemingly appropriate for heat and dust, here they are.
When it first started, it was the only thing of it's kind and we still have a ton of links pointing to us. I still get the odd mail.
Today I got a link request from Shamsi Pakistan. I found the site fascinating. Canvas tents are always good, but the focus of these guys is a far different style of utility than most of the others I've seen. So, if anyone wants to take a chance on interesting accommodations, seemingly appropriate for heat and dust, here they are.