Well it's coming along. The Earthship has a roof.....almost! The two
smaller rooms have beams and deck boards installed. I
have found it is a bit harder to work with ruff cut lumber rather than
traditional pine. Heavier, crooked, twisted and as heavy as you can
imagine. I'm thankful for good friends helping bring this to reality.
Another chapter of my life fulfilling at the blink of an eye. I think
somehow I need to dedicate this building to these friends that helped
with trash to construction. Keep your heads right because it's not over
yet. We still need everyone's help.
NEW EARTHSHIP QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS
Will you see my beer cans I bring over inside the Earthship?
No!
All cans, bottles and tires will be sealed from outside to inside. No
Recycled trash will seen except the creative art light designs in the
walls. Visit http://www.earthship.net here you will see how beautiful
these Earthships really are.
I think their just glad you're not living in it!
A
comment from a friend that must have been discussed some where around
town. I know it meant no harm but the thought of citizens in the
community worried about what doesn't have anything to do with them is
oblivious! This structure is more reliable, stronger, sound, self
sustainable than any conventional home built today.
My Comments: WELL,
this Earthship project is aimed for storing our lavender products with
out wasting materials for such a place. This is the original idea
bringing people to our farm for agricultural/recreational use and still
our plans for the future. But considering our economy and the down ward
spiral we are still in, if some how, some time bad comes of it all then
Yes we will have to move into the Earthship. Rules would be followed
and I'm sure inspection of some kind would be needed. Seriously come
on, no utility bills, no heating necessary. A place to live on our land
with no house payment. Who wouldn't want to live in something they
built that's a self efficient, self sustainable dream? It would look
the same weather we lived in it our not. The only difference is our
Earthship will be here for many of my family generations!
