[papercreters] Re: The more you share, the more you learn.

Mary,

 

Here's a picture of wet papercrete poured onto wire mesh on a roof -

 

http://www.livinginpaper.com/construction.htm#pouringroof

 

Here's a site that's fun to look at and might give you some wild ideas -

 

http://www.geocities.com/flyingconcrete/

 

And yep, you can't beat homegrown free range eggs, my girls do a fine job.  I keep my neighbors supplied too when they're laying too good.  Hens are pretty quiet for the most part, it's those roosters that catch neighbor's ears.  I used to lose quite a few chickens to coyotes but since we've had an alpaca free ranging the property, he doesn't let any type of canine even think about trying to come through the fence.  My own dogs won't even go back there.  He also chases after skunks, which has left us smelling pretty bad around here on more than one occasion.  Llamas do the same thing, not that you could keep either in your garden!

 

You should really consider cob for your project though, even little children can really get involved in building with cob. 

 

I do have a website with some photos from around the homestead here,  go to Glass Gone Wild and click on the "It Takes a Village" page.  I need to get more photos up though, lots of the animal family members aren't up yet. 

 

Terry

 

 

 

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