Cob: rat runs in cob walls

Mon Apr 28 05:53:29 CDT 2003

darel
         the thing in between your ears is a brain you should use it 
occasionally.
Bottles can be broken up in a container such as an old tin bath. Do not use 
your bare feet !  ware goggles, gloves, and ear protection as there could be 
some loud bangs.
a building site is no place for unsupervised children how ever 
environmentally friendly it is . rat runs in cob walls where have i seen them 
, tide barn in Devon England approx age 300 years  cob wall bluebury just 
outside didcot Oxfordshire . as for the imbedding of glass in Ireland and 
this topic was also discussed at the Master cob building module at the world 
earth building conference terror 2000 which I was a participant . 
if you don't want to break it your self go to a recycler where you will be 
able to obtain it pre broken and colour sorted it is also a good way of 
recycling 
all the best ox
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         the thing in between your ears is a brain you should use it occasionally.<BR>
Bottles can be broken up in a container such as an old tin bath. Do not use your bare feet !  ware goggles, gloves, and ear protection as there could be some loud bangs.<BR>
a building site is no place for unsupervised children how ever environmentally friendly it is . rat runs in cob walls where have i seen them , tide barn in Devon England approx age 300 years  cob wall bluebury just outside didcot Oxfordshire . as for the imbedding of glass in Ireland and this topic was also discussed at the Master cob building module at the world earth building conference terror 2000 which I was a participant . <BR>
if you don't want to break it your self go to a recycler where you will be able to obtain it pre broken and colour sorted it is also a good way of recycling <BR>
all the best ox</FONT></HTML>

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