Perry, no I never did contact Sunny Acres but it's a good idea to ask if they would save one of the rear ends. If you have the time sometime we could go out together to talk with them. Ev
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 10:41 PM, Perry Way <perryway@gmail.com> wrote:
Evelyn and I talked a bit some months ago about the possibility of approaching Sunny Acres with the idea of getting them set up to make papercrete bricks. For one, to rebuild the barn that that city coucil woman says is an eyesore and is actively pursuing to erradicate Sunny Acres from existence practically. Yet the city relies on Sunny Acres with the homeless situation around these parts. Ohhhhhhhh, I call her a woman but really I've got a different word in mind that starts with a letter B. She lives up on the hill looking down on Sunny Acres in her nice fancy million dollar house that was built decades after Sunny Acres became Sunny Acres.It looks like the city council has won Act II on this assault against the land owner. Sunny Acres is required to move all the vehicles off the site that are not currently registered or operative or both. Something like that. So, I'm not sure if they have done so already or not, but someone should tell them to remove one of the rear ends on one of those trucks or busses and save it for the purpose of making a papercrete mixer... that is if they want to explore the papercrete thing. Evelyn did you happen to get ahold of the site manager? I lost her phone number and I'm just always so busy during the day at work that I can't stop by even though I only live a block or two away.Anyway, we live in "green" California here on the Central Coast, so it might be good to coordinate somewhat, and see about approaching building and planning and get the process rolling to establish papercrete as a building medium. Even if it's "slow growth" around here, it can't hurt to further the cause. If I owned vacant land, around these parts, I'd do it. I've been looking at property in California Valley since it's cheeper, but really the good property there is still expensive and it is just really far from town that it's kept me from putting a whole lot of energy into things. Maybe if I was close to retiring, I'd give it another thought. Anyway.. lest I continue rambling, that's all for now..PerryOn Thu, May 21, 2009 at 7:23 PM, Evelyn Vollmer <evelynanne8@gmail.com> wrote:
It's tonight so a bit late to organize. I seems that there is only 3 of us in SLO but perhaps we can think of a way to come together, it would be nice to meet someone in the flesh that is into papercrete. Ev
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 9:19 AM, ablueprincess <ablueprincess@yahoo.com> wrote:
I dont have any plans to go but if it is a way to meet local pcers and doesnt interfere with my domestic duties, I may very well go. Is it Thurs or Wed? Where at?
> There is a Transition meeting Thursday, anyone interested in meeting there.
> Ev
>
> Jim Cole, for Transition Support Group of SLO County, and Gina Whitaker, for
> Central Coast Clergy and Laity for Justice, will be on the Dave Congalton
> show (KVEC 920 AM) tomorrow (Wednesday, May 20) from 3:30 - 4 PM. They will
> be talking about the Thursday event (May 21), "Transition Towns Come to SLO
> County: Meeting the Challenges of Economic Instability, Peak Oil and Climate
> Change," to be held by CCCLJ at Congrgation Beth David, at 6:00 PM. Everyone
> is invited to the evening. Tune in for a preview!
>
> On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 7:16 AM, teresa parker <ablueprincess@...>wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > SLO for me too! Hi neighbor! The school buses are made quite a bit
> > differently then the RTS. I do belong to several RTS specific groups and am
> > shooting PC around with one of the groups. Someone in that group who is
> > closer to actually insulating his bus then I am is thinking about PC now
> > too. This is the spray foam that is usually used, this particular page
> > doesnt talk about the qualities, but this is it
> > http://www.energysavers.gov/your_home/insulation_airsealing/index.cfm/mytopic=11590 from
> > what I have been told.
> >
> > I still gotta figure out a mixer since I dont have a rear end, other then
> > my own :) I just dont think a 5 gallon bucket and a drill would go quick
> > enough.....
> >
> > If the PC is so strong, why is there so much concern over the bus flexing?
> > I have also read that plain ole elmers white glue would glue PC
> > together...... so I was even dreaming about making cabinets and furniture
> > with this stuff and then covering it with 1/8" paneling to look more
> > conventional.......
> >
> >
>
>
>
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> Skype~eve8mon
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