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“The 42” overhangs carry runoff from 900 sq. ft. of sod roof, along recycled log boom chains, which trickle feed potted bamboos at entrance.” … Continue reading →
“The 42” overhangs carry runoff from 900 sq. ft. of sod roof, along recycled log boom chains, which trickle feed potted bamboos at entrance.” … Continue reading →
We’ve been making steady progress on our recycled wood house and forest garden. Some of you might remember my earlier blog post about this project. The primary goal of our homestead is to become largely food self sufficient due to … Continue reading →
This blog post is compiled from comments on the Straw Bale Dome Home in France blog post. It seems important enough for a separate blog post. … Continue reading →
Learn how to make beautiful, non-toxic houses out of recycled materials for around $8/sq. foot. … Continue reading →
Nothing beats the beauty of old growth lumber. “You’ll never find material today that has that characteristic. I don’t care how hard you look, unless you go to South America. And who wants to go to South America and destroy … Continue reading →
“1. Don’t take on a barn reclamation project yourself. The cost of labor and time makes a barn wood recycling project a costly venture. Most barns have 10,000 board feet or more of good used building materials, much more than … Continue reading →