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- 04 May 2006, 23:14
- Forum: Preparations
- Topic: Rats!
- Replies: 65
- Views: 30705
What's happened? I'm hooked on the rat saga - it's better than the Archers... We've had mice problems but seem to have sorted it with a few traps. We only caught 1 mouse but are leaving the traps out for while, in case there are any malingerers. However, there was a rat on the patio a couple of year...
- 18 Apr 2006, 13:17
- Forum: Preparations
- Topic: The Lychee Project (Amended)
- Replies: 14
- Views: 10243
Intentional communities
Hello, we are still around, lurking in the background. Actually all plans to move have been put on temporary hold while Tag (Lychee) has been exploring a new career, which is taking up huge amounts of time and energy. I am still very interested to move and have been continuing to read about energy e...
- 20 Feb 2006, 23:52
- Forum: Government and Society
- Topic: WWF-UK: Ecological Footprints each local authority area
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3845
Ecological Footprint
I just checked out my local authority EF and was unpleasantly surprised to see that it is 6.27 gha per person - the national average in the UK is 5.4 gha and the available land per person is 1.8gha. I can't help feeling that these results should be sent, in an easily digestible format, to all the ho...
- 20 Feb 2006, 19:23
- Forum: Campaign ideas & experience
- Topic: Any video editors out there?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 4429
BBC PIF
Hi James,
Is this anything to do with the bbc competition to make a public information film?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4690164.stm
Could be a good opportunity to spread the word... I might even dust off my old video camera and have a go myself!
Is this anything to do with the bbc competition to make a public information film?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4690164.stm
Could be a good opportunity to spread the word... I might even dust off my old video camera and have a go myself!
- 03 Feb 2006, 00:09
- Forum: Transport
- Topic: Intelligent Infrastructure report - Peak Oil covered!
- Replies: 9
- Views: 7702
OU Courses
clv, is yours a post-grad course? I am thinking about what to take next. Channelling my angst into an academic discipline is doing wonders for marital relationship! It means that I can talk, with legitimate reason, about sustainability, oil depletion and climate change within the cosy confines of my...
- 29 Jan 2006, 23:33
- Forum: Transport
- Topic: Intelligent Infrastructure report - Peak Oil covered!
- Replies: 9
- Views: 7702
Intelligent Infrastructures Futures
This is a really interesting + useful site. I'm doing an OU course called Technology for A Sustainable Future so this makes great background reading.
How's your course going, Mike?
Rachel
How's your course going, Mike?
Rachel
- 25 Jan 2006, 13:33
- Forum: Preparations
- Topic: Green Cottage update
- Replies: 11
- Views: 8457
Solar Panels
I'm sure you've already mentionned it, but what make is your solar panel and what criteria did you use to choose it. We're hoping to install solar water heating at some point and I'm doing a bit of research.
Thanks, Rachel
Thanks, Rachel
- 29 Sep 2005, 22:58
- Forum: Electrical, Theory and Practice
- Topic: [PVPost] Emergency electrics
- Replies: 6
- Views: 8738
Electrics
This is great info. Can it be saved to a permanent reference place?
- 21 Sep 2005, 14:43
- Forum: London & The South East
- Topic: Oxford Peak Oil Pints 23rd Sept 8pm Gardners Arms Jericho
- Replies: 4
- Views: 4401
Meetup
We'll be there (rachel+tag) We'll be wearing our newly acquired chemical suits and white wellies so as not to draw any unnecessary attention... there's more where they came from if anyones interested - got a job lot from one of Tag's jobs. Sorry, i seem to have lost all interest in reality. See you ...
- 21 Sep 2005, 11:46
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: October 11th conference - who is coming, where to meet
- Replies: 25
- Views: 8451
11th October
Me too. Also up for dinner night before, as long as it's not in a smokey pub!
- 10 Aug 2005, 23:43
- Forum: Preparations
- Topic: Communal Ovens (more domestic arts)
- Replies: 5
- Views: 4827
Ovens
What a fantastic idea. I've been trying to persuade my friend to go halves on a small wood fired oven, as we make a lot of bread and wanted to branch out into authentic pizzas. I lived in the Lot Valley in France for a while and the local village had a communal oven. It's main function was to provid...
- 27 Jul 2005, 01:15
- Forum: Preparations
- Topic: PaulS farm reality check
- Replies: 29
- Views: 11671
Farm Tour
Paul, we would be interested in a tour of your farm. Very impressed that you've had the guts to do this! Hopefully it will inspire us to do something sooner rather than later....
Best Wishes. Rachel
Best Wishes. Rachel
- 27 Jul 2005, 00:50
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Energy comparisons - can anyone fill in these blanks?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 3572
Energy use
Dan, i suggest that you get in touch with George Marshall, an Oxford based environmental campaigner, through his website: www.theyellowhouse.co.uk
or through Rising Tide.org.uk. I suspect he'll be able to fill in the gaps for you.
Good Luck!
or through Rising Tide.org.uk. I suspect he'll be able to fill in the gaps for you.
Good Luck!
- 27 Jun 2005, 00:11
- Forum: Preparations
- Topic: The Lychee Project (Amended)
- Replies: 14
- Views: 10243
Lychee
I'm thinking along these lines too, which is just as well considering I live with Lychee!! Seriously, though I have ordered some books about the various legal structures for housing associations and co-ops. As soon as I know more I will share the info. Also, there is currently a project in Tipperary...
- 22 Jun 2005, 23:54
- Forum: Preparations
- Topic: Wanted: tips on skinning rabbits
- Replies: 7
- Views: 6611
Rabbits
Oh my God! is that how you deal with a rabbit? let alone kill the thing in the first place
It's gonna be 100% vegetarianism for me! (90% at moment)
It's gonna be 100% vegetarianism for me! (90% at moment)