Wagenburg's alternative lifestyle – in pictures
About 30 people live in the Wagenburg in Germany, a settlement of moveable contractor's sheds whose residents are seeking a lifestyle independent from mainstream consumer society. They heat with discarded wood, use solar power and collect unwanted food from supermarkets
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Malou plays with a cooking pot while her father, David, plays with his dog Digga
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A cooker outside one of the sheds
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Cecile Lecomte, a French environmental activist, prepares lunch at her home
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Karsten cuts wood discarded by a DIY store to use for heating
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Nolan, four, sits in front of his home
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Food discarded by a supermarketPhotograph: Patrick Lux/Getty Images
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An outdoor kitchen
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Solar panels outside one of the sheds
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Robert, an environmental engineering student
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Cecile Lecomte sits in her home office
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Lecomte plays the accordion outside her home
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