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Me and Boadicea

2/13/2016

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Me and this piece of kit were on barely lifting terms a month ago. Now We Are One and we take no prisoners. Amazing what you learn to do what you just have to. This is the Splitter that Splits The Wood That Fuels the Burner That Heats the Water for the HandMadeHouse That We Built...
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Dose of Nature - Come What May

2/13/2016

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Come rain, sleet, howling wind or ankle deep mud - the Dose of Nature Wild Tuesday Team gather in the workshop weekly, and sustained with hot chocolate, home made soup and bread, get proper crafty...and have a blast. We discuss the world, and sort it out, yay verily. Have a look at more of our splendid artifulness right here:
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Off grid living in the wilds of Imogen

2/13/2016

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There is little, I have discovered, to beat the sense of autonomy and satisfaction of managing your energy and resource requirements to match the available resources. So winter brings much water, and less light...so managing our solar power is crucial. And it can be done. Careful use of lighting, making the new habit of switching things off, making the most of the sunshine to charge the water pump battery, the pig fence battery (to boost its own wee solar panel) and do the washing (with water heated on the stove, always lit of an evening so splendidly multitasking), all make it possible. Judicious use of our wee generator to give the main battery store a boost keeps things working. And still using on average 1.1kwh/day. Brilliant. Literally.
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