This Swiss Farmer OUTSMARTED –50°F with a “Secret” Radiant-Stone CABIN

High in the Swiss Alps, where temperatures plunged to –50°F and frost clung to every window, most cabins froze solid by midwinter. But one farmer’s home stayed warm — without burning extra wood. His secret? A brilliant “radiant-stone” design that trapped heat and released it slowly through the night. This is the story of the Swiss farmer whose simple innovation turned stone walls into nature’s own heater.
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