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It is a rare thing to have a photo of myself when I am the one usually taking all of the photos. I have to ask to have my picture taken. Many of you know Allen from following our blog. With Arron taking the photo this time. Mary is able to be a part of this blog in a new form. I insisted on my picture being taken because we are on scaffolding. I am not usually one that likes heights. Especially when walking on a narrow 2 x 10 board.
We are focusing on the kitchen walls now that the exterior glass bottles are roughed in. The mixture is an earthen cement. It is the same mixture that we use for the glass bottle bricks. A combination of cement, sand, clay, and water.
We lay out roughly a 3 inch layer of mud and then Allen putts in the bottles. Putting in the bottles is not as easy as it looks. I have tried it and it takes me forever to do it.
Once the bottle is put in the mud it has to be leveled with it's self and to the bottle next to it. This is to prevent the bottle from slanting and in helping to keep your row level.
The bottles also need to be leveled up and down as well. Otherwise by the time you get to the top you could have a slanted wall. Building with bottle bricks has been a really different experience. Allen learned a lot from when he put in the bottles for the bond beam. He took what he learned there and has been applying through trial and error on our kitchen walls. As long as you keep an eye on how the wall is progressing you can catch minor errors and adjust the next row of bottles to help fix that error.
I have to give Allen a lot of credit here. He has done a marvelous job on these kitchen bottle walls. He has built a straight wall. Has remembered when to put in all the electric lines, pipes and steel bars for hanging the cabinets with. And Allen has gotten really fast in leveling the bottles. By the time I get a mixture of mud made he has the previous bottles all laid out. Leveling bottles may seem easy. It doesn't look all that complicated in the photos. IT ISTN'T. You are working with a round 2 1/2 pound plastic bottle and each one can be a different shape. You have to level each end of the bottle because most of the plastic bottles have a curved shaped in the middle. By the time you get one end leveled to the other bottle it can throw off the leveling of the whole bottle and the other end. Each bottle needs to be leveled 4 times. Patience is a must when learning this.
One may ask, Well, How did you learn this? Good question. There are no books on doing this. We learned from looking at photos of the buildings built in the 3rd world countries. And from just doing it. We took this idea of building with compacted water bottles and used this idea in our project. Sometimes it just takes the guts of doing it to make it work.
The advantage of building with compacted bottle bricks is a really strong wall that will add thermal mass to your building. This means better regulated temperatures in your home. Our earthship is all about thermal mass.
I took this photo to show that Allen is now up in the rafters in putting this bottle wall up. He has to duck in-between the rafters now. The lights that you see are LED lights that Allen made himself. They are temporarily placed there so we could see when we have rainy weather outside. They will eventually be placed recessed within the ceiling.
We have so far put up 27 rows of bottles. When we first estimated how many rows that were going to be needed we figured on 30 rows for the shortest part of the wall. The ceiling gets higher going from the back of the front of the Earthship. Allen figures that we have two more rows for the back part of the wall and then we will be at the ceiling.
The east side entrance bottle work has now all been roughed in. We had two areas on the left hand side of the doorway to complete.
Our son Arron had been given the task to decide on how to construct the openings. He came up with the zig zag idea.
Now looking from the inside on the right hand side. Can you see the zig zag design with the blue and green bottles? We like the idea and how it turned out. Arron also wanted to use brown bottles. And since he chose not to put any in the zig zag design that was the main focus for the space to the far right. There is only enough room to put a row of bottles. Arron decided to use brown and clear bottles.
The ramps are new. They are to help in getting wheel barrows and our hand truck in and out of the earthship a little easier.
The west side entrance bottle work has been roughed in as well. This was designed by Allen. It has a different look from the east side. Arron decided for his space to put the zig zag design in again but changed the colors around.
This photo also shows the amount of papercrete that has been applied. The covering under the windows is all papercrete ( Home made insulation ). We have yet to fill in all of the gaps. The tires will end up being a completely smooth surface with a stucco finish going over top of the papercrete.
This is the inside view of the bottle work for the west side entrance. This now completes the exterior roughing in of the bottle work. Stucco will need to be applied for a finish coat to all of the bottle windows. All that is left for the exterior openings are for the doors to be put in place. Allen has to also design the windows that will open for the greenhouse and the sunroom areas.
Glass Bottle Window around Doorway
We have been working in-between the rain drops to get the glass bottle work done around the east entry door. We have a west entry door as well that will have bottle windows around them also. We are in the process of designing them. At the moment this is what we have done so far. We will need to apply a final layer of stucco to finish them off. The boards that you see in- between the designs will not be visible when we put on the final coat of stucco.
Can you see the border around the doorway?
The pattern in the middle along the side of the door, What do you see? Arron see's a robot, Mary sees a tree, and Allen sees a cool design.
However, Allen saw a smiley face in the space above the doorway. Now we shall tell the rest of the story. Months ago Allen had told me that he wanted a smiley face for in the design of the bottle work. When he told me this I said ummm, NO I don't think so. When I went about designing this I had changed it from my original design to this one. Everyone in the family agreed. When it was done and set in stone Allen said right away a smiley face. I said what? Unbeknownst to me I had designed a smiley face without even realizing it.
We all like the bottle work that has turned out so far. Even the smiley face. It is actually really cool.
FYI: This photo of the inside was taken at sunset. We are really amazed as to how well the bottles glow even with just daylight on a cloudy day.
This is a close up of our bottle work showing the roughed in look. This will be covered with a final layer of stucco to bring it out the the edge of the bottles.
A Workshop For October
We have another workshop scheduled for October 8th at the Severin Earthship in Pomona, MO. We are just 10 miles north of West Plains Missouri. Please click on Upcoming Workshop tab above to get all the details.
A Big THANK YOU to our Volunteers
We would like to Thank Robert and Lucy Jones for helping us at our last workshop. Robert did great in mud packing tires and Lucy did a wonderful job in making glass bottle bricks. With their help we were able to finish the first coat of mud packing our bedroom and we now have a whole slew of bottle bricks ready to use for our bathroom. Thank you for helping.
We have been invited to be a guest speaker at this years Ozark's Sustainability Festival.
We have chosen to speak on the 6 Core Concepts of an Earthship. We will be giving details on 1) Building with Natural and recycled Materials, 2) Thermal/ Solar heating and cooling, 3) Water Harvesting, 4) Food Production, 5) Solar and Wind Electricity, & 6) Contained Sewage Treatment. We will share our building experience of our Earthship and how our home is using the 6 Core Concepts.
If you are in our area we invite you to come and join the fun of this year's FREE Sustainability Festival.
For more information visit the website by clicking on the button below.
Greenhouse Skylights
There are many times during this building process that we have had to think things through and learn how to do something. This includes in how to create and make our own sky lights. Even though Allen used the example in the Earthship books to go off of, we still had to design them and get them to work effectively.
Allen used treated lumber and painted it with exterior paint. We had chosen to use plexiglass that is designed for skylights. The plexiglass is 20 times stronger than glass. Because we did not use glass the skylights are a lot lighter.
Allen drilled holes through the plexiglass and sealed it with Butyl Tape.
Allen covered where he screwed in the plexiglass with metal and sealed the edge of the metal and the plexiglass with silicone. We needed to add weight for the sky lights to open. We had bought some bricks at a really good price and decided to see if they would give us enough weight to make the sky lights open up. The bricks with added sand did the trick. Allen then covered the bricks with a metal cover.
Making the Screen
Allen and I decided to make our own frame for the screens when we found out how much they cost. At Walmart they cost just under $11.00 per frame and that did not include the screen. Using scrap wood that we had left over from another project Allen cut a grove in the wood to secure the screen into and he painted the frame. He used screws to secure it in place then proceeded to put in the screen with a screening tool to push and roll the screen cord into. Then Allen trimmed off the excess. And there you have it folks. A home made screen that cost about $1.00 for the frame and about $3.00 for the screen and cord.
The skylight opens from inside using cords. In the Earthship books Michael Reynolds says to make a hole within the screen. Allen decided to make metal grommets that he put within the screen frame itself. He sanded the edges to make sure that the metal was smooth so it would not tear the cord going through them. At the top of the photo you will see a hole within the screen frame this is where the grommet is located. Above the grommet will be metal to cover that edge of the skylight box.
In this photo you see where we tied the cord to round fasteners on the inside of the skylight. We put the cord through the grommets and then through the cleats that will lock the cord in place when the skylight is closed. The cleats are used on sail boats to clip in cords for the sail.
We learned about the use of cleats when we had rented a Earthship out in Taos, New Mexico 4 years ago. They had the cleats installed in the Earthship we had rented that was one of the new Global Models that was built. It is a new way to secure the skylights. These cleats that we bought will hold 200 pounds.
The skylight is fastened to hinges. To maximize the effect of gravity. When we pop the cords out of the cleats the weight on the skylight ( Bricks and Sand) goes down lifting the skylight up. To close and lock the skylight in place all you do is pull down on the ropes and clip them into the cleats.
These 3 skylights each measure 24 x 48 for in the greenhouse. The box that the sky light is attached to is 9 inches tall. The height of the box and the length including the weight section of skylight will determine how big of an opening you will have with the skylight. The opening for these skylights are 11 & 1/2 inches.
Sunroom Skylights
This is the smaller skylight that we had made for each sunroom. This skylight measures 15 x 24 The box secured to the roof is 8" tall. This skylight opens 7 inches.
Skylight when closed.
The sunroom skylight is much smaller so we estimated that only 1 cord would be needed to open and close the skylight with.
Overall the skylights work extremely well. Because we made these skylights we could match the color to the roof, making them blend with the roof. The way that they open does help to keep some rain out in the event it rains with the skylights open. They are easy to open and close. The cords that hang down in the greenhouse and sunrooms will be wrapped up to a side wall so they will not hang in walk space.
Cost wise: The plexiglass and the treated lumber was the most expensive part of the skylights. We believe it cost us just over $525.00 to make all 5 skylights with the screens.
Odds and Ends
Just letting you know of a few things that we are working on and what progress is being made.
We put the first layer of papercrete in the west sunroom. For those that haven't been following our blog I will give a quick intro to papercrete. This is a homemade insulation that is made from lots of water, cement, clay, shredded paper, and borox. This batch of papercrete turned out the best. What we did different this time was to soak the paper in advance before using it. This made for a creamier mixture and the fibers of the paper were nice and smooth. Because this is a south side outside wall that will not be buried in dirt we are packing the tires with papercrete to protect against the elements. This should stop any cold from coming through and heat leaving to the outside. The whole outside of the tires will be coated in papercrete as well.
Michael Reynolds the inventor of Earthships doesn't use papercrete. They use ridged insulation and cover it with metal instead. Nothing against this. Papercrete forms to the surface thus no air gaps and no critters can get into it. We add Borox to stop any bugs from wanting to eat the paper and it also prevents mold from growing.
Using papercrete is something that we have discovered in our studies of alternative building. According to Living In Paper that has done extensive research into papercrete the R Value of papercrete is between 2.0 and 3.0 per inch. For packing in-between tires this is ideal. We have used 17.5 inch tires for the building of our Earthship. The depth of packing papercrete in-between ( in the crevice) our tires is 17 inches. Multiply that by 2.0 at a minimum is an R34 for each side. Not to bad. We are not exactly sure this is what we have and I am not sure if we will ever know for sure what the actual R - Value is for using papercrete. All I know it is less expensive to make it than to buy something that isn't going to seal as well around round objects.
We weren't exactly sure how papercrete would seal next to wood. So far it has done really well. I am not sure if this is because where we have put papercrete is where we have painted the wood framing to protect it from the elements? Perhaps this is the reason why it has worked so well. We are not sure. The photo above shows the papercrete that we used to fill in the gap between the wooden frame of the doorway and the windows for the sunroom. Papercrete will usually shrink because of the amount of water that is used. We use alot of clay with our papercrete to allow us to pack the tires better. It isn't a normal papercrete formula. It works really well for the applications that we have used it in.
The metal lath is set to put glass bottles in for around the door way. To make a long story short, we were able to get a lot of out dated beer from the Budweiser Distribution plant in our area. We had to dump the beer but this gave us the blue and green bottles we needed to finish the sunroom windows. Allen saved the bottle caps and used them to put the lath up with instead of buying more of the proper nails needed for this job.
The photos below just show where we have put papercrete and how well it sticks and seals.
Compacted Bottle Bricks
We have added 6 rows of compacted plastic bottle bricks to the kitchen wall. At the moment we are focusing on just this wall for our interior walls. This is the main wall that we want to finish so we can start to live in it by the winter time.
The wall to the left is the back of the kitchen. On the other side is part of the back hall way.
The floor for the kitchen area will come up to the to of the concrete footing that you see there.
The wall to the right side is the side of the kitchen wall. The blue boxes are outlets for the gas stove that will have automatic ignitor ( that is within the wall) and for an outlet that will be above the bottom cabinets ( above the wall but connected with conduit.)
The white pipes towards the bottom of the photo are for water lines to go the the kitchen sink and the bathroom sink that will be on the other side of the wall.
This is the corner of the kitchen that then goes back to the hallway on one side with the bathroom on the other side.
So far we have put up 13 rows of compacted bottles to equal approximately 1,183 bottles used for just this part of the house. Each bottle weighs approximately 2.25 pounds. That is approximately 2661 pounds of compacted dirt just within the bottles this does not include the weight of the earthen cement mortar that we use in-between the bottles. Since a ton is considered weighing 2,000 lbs, the compacted bottles are over a ton of weight just with these bottles. Because of the tires that are compacted with dirt and now the bottles I can safely say that our house literally weighs tons. We have estimated that it will take approximately 30 rows of bottles to reach the ceiling. This will be over 3 tons of weight just with the bottles in this area of the house. We will see how close our estimates are.
I can say that we do have enough bottles that are compacted with dirt and ready to go to finish this part of the wall.
At times it doesn't seem like we have done a lot of work. Being more prep work to accomplish a task. But because of all of this prep work the construction will smoother and not have to wait to build because of prep work. When it rains we do a lot of prep work to keep us moving forward.
Floors and Pipes
This is the start of the West Sunroom floor.
Since the floor in our home starts with the ground we decided when we were preparing the footings ( for our walls ) that we would come up from the ground roughly 12 inches to where the height of the floors will be . We start this by layering 3 different size of rocks starting the the biggest to the smallest. What you see above is the third layer of rock starting out. All of the rocks are from all of the sifting done on our property. We use the sifted clay to pack into our plastic bottles, use in earthen cement, in making papercrete, packing mud between the tires and also to use the clay that ends up becoming the subfloor of each room. Just about everything that we do for the earthship involves all different sizes of rock and sifted dirt. We will basically live in a home of recycled materials and earth.
Once this small rock is completed we will compact it down and add another layer of fine rock before the sifted clay dirt goes on top for the subfloor. We have decided so far to put in a combination of brick (with a design in the floor) and earthen cement to fill in-between.
Back Hallway Floor
We have been working on the back hallway floor now for the past several months. The motivating factor to get this done instead of finishing the exterior was because we needed the partial floor done to get the battery box in place and solar power in the Earthship. Walking in and out of a room that has part of the floor done was starting to be a pain. We were starting to stumble on the floor drain and the ground steaks holding the forms in place.
We decided to put in a glass bottle border in place and that is what is in the making in the next few photos.
We feel that the back hallway is our experimenting station. By the time we get everything figured out with the back room we will have gained the skills to make the main living areas looking great. We are not as concerned about this back hallway. So making mistakes is not a big deal here. It is nice to have a room to learn with since the Severin Family has never done this kind of project before. We all need to learn how to create the desired effect that we want.
The floors that we poured in these photos are a stronger earthen cement. This is so the floor will hold up to the weight of the battery box for our solar and wind system. We used a mixture of water, cement, sand, clay and aggregate. One thing you need to remember when building an Earthship, before you start the next sigmate of the project always ask, Do we need pipes or electrical conduit put in first? If you do forget this you will have a very difficult time fixing anything without it costing you a lot in money and time. This back hallway is not only for our electric and water supply it is for our washing machine, sink, and freezer also.
For around the bottles we used a earthen mortar. It is basically a earthen cement floor with out the aggregate. The bottle border is cool looking but was a lot of work pouring in the mud and packing in between the bottles.
The middle part of the floor is a softer earthen cement. We used 1/2 of the amount of the cement than what we used for the other floors. This floor did dry hard but is much softer. When the floor was drying a couple of cracks did show up. Allen was able to smooth those away with a wet sponge. When thinking about why did the floor cracked there and not any where else, we came up with an idea. For the rest of the floor Allen sprayed water on the subfloor before pouring in the floor. Allen did not do this in the last part of the floor. Because the subfloor was made up of clay. The clay was sticking to his boots a lot. So he didn't add the water to the subfloor. We believe the floor dried too fast in that area thus making it crack. From now on we will spray water on the floor before pouring in the rest of the floors to help in preventing cracking. This is why we call it the experimental room. It is our place to learn from.
The whole room will need to be sealed with a water proofing sealant. We are not sure if we will use natural oils or a cement sealant yet.
At the moment we store lots of stuff in here and we walk back in this hallway a lot. We will see how the floor holds up to the amount of traffic and wear of the floor.
Now for the Pipes
Like I said earlier we sift a lot of dirt and sort out the different size of rock. I asked Allen just the other day where he would like me to dump the rock that I have sorted out so it can be used for the floor in the Earthship later. His response was," Why move the rock 3 times?" So we have decided that rock will be going into the Earthship as it is sifted out. Because of this decision. We have to put in our pipes that need to go into the ground before we start piling rock all over the place.
The pipe below is for the drain water from the washing machine and laundry sink to the greenhouse planter. Again I will stress that thinking ahead is the name of the game for when building an Earthship. We had to have planned where the pipes where going to go before we poured the footings for the walls last year. Some of the pipes needed to be place within the footing or underneath them.
The next image shows the pipe that goes through the footing to hook into the pipe on the other side of the bottle wall.
This is the other end of that pipe that goes underneath the footing into the greenhouse.
This will be on the west end of the planter that will go towards the east to the pit. Our home will reuse the water 3 times before it goes out to the septic tank. #1 is the collection of rain water stored in the cisterns, #2 is using the water for showering, laundry, etc, #3 is to use it for the toilet. By the time the water passes through the 5 planters that we will have in our Earthship the plants will have cleaned the water that will be great for using in the toilet.
This pipe has been tested and does drain like it should with no leaks. Not to bad for rookies that haven't had any professional training in this craft.
Bathroom Pipes
We are hooking up the bathroom sink to the shower. The pipe T that you see near the bottle wall is approximately where the sink will go. The big pipe that looks like it is underneath the drain pipe ( it is off to the side ) is the septic pipe for the toilet. The septic pipe was placed last year and goes underneath the footing and underneath the greenhouse tire wall as well.
After putting the pipe together we discovered the pipe in the footing (off to the left) that was placed for the sink and shower was not low enough. By right it should of gone underneath the footing. Because of the long span of the pipe and it all needs to go down hill, we will have to make a step up into the shower.
The flat top of the shower drain is the height of the floor just within the shower. All of the pipe will be within the floor it's self.
The bricks are just laying out the pattern for the shower. Where you see the double brick is how thick the wall will be for about 3 feet or so. This is 8 inches all around. The Gatorade bottles that are on the left side will be used to bring up the wall to approximately 2 to 3 feet of height using a cement mortar to secure them in place. Then we plan on cutting down the thickness of the wall to 4 inches giving us a ledge to put our feet up on and for setting soap and shampoo on. We will use glass bottles for the 4 inch wall up to the ceiling. The shower will be approximately 5 feet in diameter.
Stay tuned. More to come soon.
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Mary Severin
Our main goal for this year is to enclose in our Earthship. We are hoping to have it all enclosed by the end of summer. A part of this is to fill in the glass bottle windows in our sunrooms. The photo below is the east sunroom. We also have a west sunroom as well. We have had to do a lot of prep work for filling in the top windows of our sunroom.
Allen made a frame matching the same size window that we had to work with. We cut the bottles, washed them, rinsed them, let them dry and then taped them together to create theses bricks. We then had something to work with to make our design. Allen wanted a diamond shaped window. Mary wanted something that would help to carry the design from window to window since we had 7 windows to fill per sunroom. We had to use the smaller beer bottles in order for the design to work. Even though we had never done a glass bottle window before we felt confident we could figure out how to create this pattern with the bottles. What we needed was a grid. We did not want to end up on the last row being short. And with a design like this it would not look right if we did not have them aligned right. So Allen figured out the grid. Based on our design made in our fake window frame he came up with the grid below.
Allen then mapped out the different colors that would be used for the windows. We decided that two windows would be brown, two green, two blue and the one in the middle would be clear with all the colors combined.
Allen then used his string art skills to create a guide for each window.
The next step is to mix a mud mixture of water, cement, clay, and sand to lay our bottles into. We found that we could only do one row at a time. Especially since we were following a design. If we laid two rows at a time the bottles could move because the first set of mud had not dried. We did have to chip out a section of bottles because of this happening. When creating a pattern we recommend to lay one row at a time filling in more than one window area. By the time that one row would be done depending on how much you are doing you could start on the next row.
You can see how Allen followed the grid that he had made out. Because of using bottles that are bright in color, all we need is daylight for the bottle to glow on the inside.
This is the east sunroom roughed in with the glass bottles. We have yet to do the finish coat on the bottle windows.
I would say that our first experience in putting in glass bottle windows was a success. It took 124 blue Budweiser platinum bottles matched up to 124 Coke -cola bottles, 124 brown beer bottles matched up to 124 clear beer bottles, 248 green bottles total, 480 clear bottles total; matching clear to clear and 64 Coke-Cola bottles, for a grand total of 1288 bottles used to create this design in both sunrooms.
When we put two brown and two blue bottles together this created dark colors we decided to match them up with lighter colors to get the bright colors to come through. The green bottles would not of been as dark if we didn't match two of them together.
The next project is the east side exterior door. All the spaces around the door will be filled in with glass bottle windows. With building an Earthship we have to think in advance. The electrical conduits and boxes all have to be in place before putting in the glass bottles. This is what the blue is in the photo. The boards going above and below the blue electrical conduit will not be visible when the glass bottle work is complete. They are set inside the wall. There will be boards on the left side of the door as well. We feel that if we divide this big of a project into thirds it will be easier especially when incorporating some sort of design. We can also do more of the window area at one time. Making the project go much faster. The wood boards will be covered in mud thus making it look like one complete unit.
Windows and Bottle Bricks
It is really hard to tell from this angel. All of the stationary windows are in place in the front green house and in the east sunroom.
I want to remind everyone that we did not purchase glass for these windows. We are reusing reclaimed glass from scrapped out Coca-Cola coolers. This glass is 3/4 inch think with tempered window on the outside and insulated.
One challenge that we have found with using reclaimed glass. Even if the door size is exactly the same does not mean that the window pane that is within the door frame is the same size from window to window. We have found two different sizes of window in the same size door frame. We were not aware of this when we picked up the windows. With all of our framing now put up we are in a bit of a struggle to find enough that are the same size that will fit in our framing.
If you are able to use reclaimed glass from Coca-Cola coolers and the glass is free pick up double what you need. Just in case you run into the same problem with different sized glass. Because of the glass being dirty we found many after they were cleaned up that the seal had broken. So this is another reason to pick up more than you need.
FYI: We were not able to take the door frames off until we were ready to put them into the framing. Once out of the frame the windows are easily able to break. With the door intact they are incredibly strong. Because we did not have space in our pole barn we stored the windows out side with the tempered glass facing outward.
This photo shows the door within the frame and then when it is taken out. We have 4 windows that are in the greenhouse and 2 windows in the sunroom that will be opening windows. Allen hasn't had time yet to figure out how he is going to construct these windows. So at the moment they are sitting in the door frame in the spot where they will be going. This is why you see a window in a black door frame in with all the other windows that are in place. If you look in the above photo it is right in the middle.
Getting Bottle Bricks Ready
We set up the east sunroom as our bottle cutting station. We are using a wet tile saw to cut the bottles with. The water that is used with the saw keeps the glass cool as it is being cut. The glass does chip at the edges. But when two ends of the bottles are put together and taped it doesn't matter if the edges are chipped.
These are what glass bottle bricks look like. We put a lighter bottle with the brown and blue bottles because of how dark they are. This allows more light to come through the darker colors.
Allen made up a frame that is the same size as the framed in window. This allows us to create different designs with the bottles in the space that it will be going into. This step helps us to pre-determine what the window is going to look like and the pattern for each row of bottle bricks.
We have decided on this pattern with the diamond in the middle. This design will carry the pattern through each of the 7 windows that it will be going into. We are going to have two windows that will be blue, brown and green with one window that will have a clear diamond with a colored background. The windows with the same color will be exactly opposite of each other with the clear design in the middle.
The open spaces above the tall windows is where the diamond bottle windows will be placed. We will be starting this As Soon As Possible. We are in the process of collecting the bottles and putting them together.
We are in need of blue, green and clear beer or soda bottles. We will be using 544 clear bottles, 232 of each green, brown and blue color. This will be a total of 1240 bottles for just the two sunrooms. This will be for 14 windows.
We have yet to figure out the two entry way's where bottles will go around each exterior door.
If you live in the West Plains area and have bottles that you are willing to donate, please give Allen or Mary Severin a call to arrange for a meeting or a visit out to the Earthship. 417-274-9885
A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone that has brought us bottles.
Allen, Mary and Arron Severin embark on a learning adventure to build an EarthShip just north of West Plains, Missouri.
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The January - April 2017 draft MMT observing schedule can be found here. Program titles will follow soon.
The 47th year of this series will begin on January 11 with the first of five lectures. This series is held on Wednesdays at the Green Valley Recreation Center at 9:00am. Each lecture is 45 minutes, followed by a question-and-answer period. All lectures are free and open to the public. Click here for the dates and the list of speakers and their topics. We hope to see you there!
The heavy equipment operations just below the summit has been completed. Some finishing work with rock and gravel will be done to the parking lot at the summit in the future. We will post that timeline here when we receive it.

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I'll be honest. I got bored with the story pretty quickly on this one
and ended up fast forwarding through everything but the sex scenes. It
appeared to be one of those ones where the mysterious, beautiful woman
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Now, don't get me wrong. I like new places and new things.
It's a good thing, too, because I've relocated a half-dozen times during 42 years in the newspaper business.
The part that I hate is the actual process—selling a house, buying a house, and sorting and packing up all the stuff, only to find that some of it is not what you need in a new location.
I always think how easy it would be if I could just say, "Beam me up, Scotty" and it would be over.
Jenny and I are just starting the process of relocating to New Albany. You may remember that we have a high-school senior in Florence, Ala., and don't plan to complete the move until he graduates in June.
But I was trying to pull together some documents last weekend to see what we will need to do to qualify for a home loan. It got me to thinking about my father, who grew up during the Depression, and how worried he was about my signing for a home loan.
When I bought my first house in the early 1970s for $27,500 in Jefferson City, Mo., he was beside himself.
"You're going to pay 8 percent interest?" he said. "It's exorbitant; you'll go under."
Then he launched off into stories about people standing in line for bread and sleeping in tents.
It didn't get any better a few years later when I bought a house in San Diego with a 13 percent adjustable mortgage. It made him pretty nervous when I told him the rate had climbed to 17 percent.
Most of us really never have seen the kind of hard times that our parents or their parents endured. We have come to depend on the government to intervene in our economy to prevent a repeat of the Depression.
Dad probably even would have agonized about my current loan at 5 ¼ percent, but he died nine years ago at age 89.
During his last few years, he and my mother lived a frugal, but comfortable, life on their monthly Social Security and pension checks.
They already had given up the family house, sold off a bunch of stuff and moved to a retirement community 20 years before.
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That's not the part that bothers me, though. It's just the process of getting it all accomplished.
We'll have to paint the kitchen cabinets in our current house. We'll have to make Joe clean out his closet, and clear the brush out of the back of the backyard.
Then we'll have to sort through boxes that we didn't unpack after the last move. We might even tell my 33-year-old daughter, who lives in Pittsburgh, to come get the dozen or so big moving boxes full of stuffed animals that she saved before she went off to college.
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Marloth Park er frábært val fyrir ferðalanga með áhuga á eftirfarandi: náttúra, dýralíf og slökun.
This award-winning lodge borders Kruger National Park at the confluence of the Mitomeni and Biyamiti Rivers. It offers private Big Five safari tours, and has a sauna and hydrotherapy spa.
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Deep in the heart of the African bush and bordering Kruger National Park, Marloth Kruger Lodges features charming, thatched lodges.
"Peaceful and quiet with sufficient space and facilities."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8
This unique, 4-star hotel is located on the border of Kruger National Park. It offers safaris through the park and an outdoor pool. The modern rooms have a balcony.
"Family run, very welcoming felt it was home from home... Excellent"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9,1
Set in Martloth Park Nature Reserve, bordering Kruger National Park, this thatched lodge offers air-conditioned accommodation with views of Crocodile River.
"One of the best lodges we stayed in. Jacques very helpful and friendly as all the staff. Frans who took us for n day safari in the Kruger is very friendly and have a lot of knowledge of all the game. Will return!"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8,7
Set in Marloth Park, this holiday home features a terrace and a garden with an outdoor pool and a barbecue. The property is 1.1 km from Frikkies Dam and boasts views of the pool.
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Offering 2 natural rock splash pools and a fireplace area for chilly evenings, this lodge is situated in Marloth Park, a safari wildlife sanctuary.
"Fantastic room, bathroom, sun deck. Very Good Food! Extremely friendly personel. Short drive (5 min) to viewpoint to watch Kruger. Many girafs really close!"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9,1
Offering accommodation in Marloth Park, Royale Marlothi Safari Lodge has a swimming pool and a restaurant. There are BBQ and laundry facilities for guests to use. Guests can also relax in the garden.
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Manzini Chalets is located in Marloth Park and offers chic African-styled chalet accommodation with private deck and splash pool.
"We felt very welcome and the entire experience was very personal, unique and it offered us an authentic South African taste. We made lovely memories and are eager to revisit. Highly recommend."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8,3
Situated in the bushveld along Crocodile River, Mvuradona Safari Lodge features an outdoor pool and guest lounge. It is only 15 km from Kruger National Park's Crocodile Bridge Gate.
"Amazing place, really good value for a bit of luxury. Friendly staff - Dumi and his team couldn't have done more for us and put some really personal touches to our stay. The room was lovely and it was definitely the most comfortable bed I've slept in. Lovely home cooked food too. Great location about 50 meters from the fence line into Kruger with views over the crocodile river, saw lions, elephants and rhino without even venturing into the park! The lodge has its own watering hole too and during our stay it was regularly visited by giraffes, zebras and a variety of antelope. Cannot recommend this place enough we had an amazing stay."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9,3
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.7
Situated in Marloth Park, bordering the Kruger National Park, this lodge offers cosy chalets including a fully equipped kitchen. There is an on-site à la carte restaurant and a swimming pool.
"Staff, meal, location, safari...everything perfect!!!"
Situated in Marloth Park in the Mpumalanga Region, 1.2 km from Ngwenya dam, Pemba Lodge features an outdoor pool and barbecue. Free private parking is available on site.
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.3
Bordering the Kruger National Park along the Crocodile River, Grand Lodge ans Spa is situated in the heart of the bushland, 440 km from Johannesburg.
"The staff were very friendly and helpful. The game drive organised into Kruger was really good. The guide was excellent and very informative. We managed to see the big 6!"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.5
Located in the province of Mpumalanga, Needles Lodge offers traditionally-styled, rooms with a patio. It features a poolside entertainment terrace and a country-style lounge area.
"Great lodge. Denis, Colin and all the team made everything they could to provide us a perfect experience in the lodge. The lodge is inside Marloth Park, so we took our breakfasts and dinners just beside Zebras, Kudus and other wild animals. Amazing. The food is also very very good. The Kruger Park guide that works with the lodge (Dylan) is a great guide, ask for him if you go there. If you can, do the Swaziland tour, it is completely worth it."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.6
Bushwise Safari Lodge offers accommodation on the banks of the Crocodile River overlooking the Kruger National Park. It offers a swimming pool, tour desk and sun terrace.
"It was great, food excellent and fantastic hospitality"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.3
Located in Marloth Park, 100 metres from Swimming pool (Jackalberry Ridge), Jackalberry Ridge boasts an outdoor pool, barbecue and children's playground. The Trading Post is 300 metres away.
"Very clean comfortable accommodation, close to Kruger National Park"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.2
Turaco Lodge is located in the Marloth Park Wildlife Conservancy. Kruger National Park is just a 15-minute drive from the lodge. Wildlife, such as the giraffe and zebra can be seen at the lodge.
"Amazing place- Danielle and Tony are amazing hosts, who are doing their utmost best to make your stay pleasant. We were accommodated in a brand new room- beautifully decorated with the most lovely little details to make it perfect. Food is delicious- Danielle is a great cook. We definitely recommend the lodge :)"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.5
Located in Marloth Park, a wildlife sanctuary, Khumbula iAfrica offers a self catering cottage with a private plunge pool.
"Excellent service and just perfect stay - you cannot ask for more. Do book the kruger tour with Kobos who provides a A1 service and wonderfull way to view the park."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.3
Stay at Honey Badger Safari House and and enjoy the presence of wild game roaming freely in the Marloth Park Conservancy.
"Waking up with zebras was an unique experience! Children loved, and adults too. Children also enjoyed the swimming pool! The house is large and well-furnished and the owner was really kind."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.4
Bordering the famous Kruger National Park, Getaway Bush is a well equipped holiday home in Marloth Park. It has an outdoor pool and a garden with an open hearth where guests can cook and socialise.
"die vuurmaak hout was baie gerieflik en vuurherd se skoonmaak daarvan,.kombuis baie mooi en modern, kombuis in die oggende skoon gemaak, uitleg van plek is baie oulik"
Nathi Guest House is a detached holiday home situated in Marloth Park in the Mpumalanga Region and is 400 metres from Viewpoint. Guests benefit from patio and a year-round outdoor pool.
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.5
Located in the heart of the bush in Marloth Park, Bushbaby Eden is a holiday home featuring regular visits from the surrounding wildlife, such as zebras, kudu and impalas.
"Very impressed with how it was equipped. Everything you could possibly need. 3 bedrooms with 2 on-suite. Comfortable and clean. Very close to Kruger. All in all a most enjoyable stay."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.4
Nestled in a secluded corner of a 3000h reserve adjoining the southern border of the Kruger National Park, Lion Tree Bush Lodge in Marloth Park offers thatched self-catering accommodation.
"A nice clean and spacious venue with excellent facilities"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.5
Set in the Marloth Park conservancy bordering the Kruger National Park, Marloth Lodge features an outdoor pool, barbecue, fire pit and terrace. Free private parking is available on site.
"Val and Peter are lovely people who made our stay very comfortable and easy. Val cooked great meals and is interesting to talk to. Peter "braaid" and took us on a game drive. Peter is very knowledgeable about the birds and animals in the area. We really enjoyed our stay and meeting Val and Peter was a highlight. The lodge is directly across the road from the fence to Kruger National Park. We had "sundowners" watching the elephants at the Crocodile River."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.1
Umvangazi Rest offers accommodation in Marloth Park, in the Mpumalanga Province. The thatched-roof lodge features a splash pool and BBQ facilities.
"Everything you see on photos was found and even beter.Best value for money.Animals was seen right next to house.Will defnitly recomend"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.6
This game lodge is set in the Marloth Park Conservancy adjacent to Kruger National Park and offers safari-themed rooms. There is a splash pool for refreshment and a fully equipped communal kitchen.
"Best place to stay outside of the Kruger Park."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.3
De Bruine Huis is a holiday home set in Marloth Park, 2 km from Frikkies Dam. The property is 2 km from Viewpoint and free private parking is provided. The kitchen has an oven.
"Luxury in the middle of the wilderness."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.4
Tau @ Kruger is a holiday home featuring a garden with an outdoor pool, located in Marloth Park.
"It was absolutely fabulous...very comfortable and Nelsie was brilliant and so accommodating. Thank you so very much"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.4
Situated in Marloth Park, this holiday home is set 800 metres from Rubbish dump site. The holiday home is 1 km from Shops Bush Centre Supermarket. Free private parking is available on site.
"What a great find, the house is more spacious than the pictures show and the fact that the pool and the living area are elevated is a real win. We found everything we needed to have a great stay. Will definitely be back"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 7.6
Neighbouring the Crocodile River and southern region of the Kruger National Park, Luxury Kruger Escape is located in Marloth Park.
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.2
Featuring an outdoor pool, garden and restaurant, Khaya Umdani Guest Houses is located in Marloth Park. It includes a terrace and parking on site. Kruger National Park is 15 km away.
"Large, comfortable house, friendly staff."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.5
Kruger River Villas features self-catering accommodation scattered around the southern river border of the Kruger National Park. Each villa is fitted with a private plunge pool and BBQ facilities.
"The lady in charge was very accommodating, the place was nicely stocked and clean too. My family enjoyed the serenity and having animals I.e. zebras, warthogs, monkeys etc just go pass by the portch. It was amazing."
Set in Marloth Park, this detached holiday home features a terrace and a garden with an outdoor pool and a sun terrace. Guests benefit from balcony.
Offering an outdoor pool and views of the bush and wild life, Genet House is situated in Marloth Park, within 25 km of the Kruger National Park.
Marloth 1483 is a detached holiday home situated in Marloth Park in the Mpumalanga Region and is 1 km from Bushveld Projects - Estate agents and info. The holiday home is 1.2 km from Gravel Pit.
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.4
Offering an outdoor pool, Kruger Cottage is located in Marloth Park. The accommodation will provide you with a TV and a patio. There is a full kitchen with a microwave and an oven.
"Very comfortable and well equipped. We all had a wonderful stay. Lovely to have visitors like nagaapies, warthog, giraffe, zebra, kudu, ostriches."
Situated in Marloth Park, this air-conditioned holiday home is set 800 metres from Bushveld Projects - Estate agents and info. The holiday home is 1.2 km from Gravel Pit.
Karibu Villa Kruger is situated in Marloth Park, within a 25-minute drive of the Crocodile Bridge Gate to the famous Kruger National Park.
Overlooking the Kruger National Park, Fish Eagle Lodge is located in Marloth Park. This holiday home features a terrace and garden. Private parking is available.
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.2
Located in Marloth Park, this holiday home is set 1.7 km from Viewpoint. The property is 2.3 km from Frikkies Dam and boasts views of the river. Free private parking is available on site.
"The house was most comfortable and offered excellent view to the Crocodile River affording the opportunity to see animals, including herds of elephant, buffalo and hippo. Bernard was waiting to welcome us after along journey and saw to all our needs. I would definitely recommend for a great relaxing holiday."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.3
Located within 23 km of the Crocodile River Gate to Kruger National Park, Lituba Place offers luxurious accommodation in Marloth Park.
"The photos on the website didn't lie. It was excellent. Beautifully made up rooms and spacious. Would definitely want to go back. Thank you so much!"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 10
Birdsong Africa Lodge is a self-catering, boutique safari lodge set in Marloth Park, which adjoins Kruger National Park, and is just minutes from Kruger's Crocodile Bridge entry gate.
"Private home with complete security and owners next door for assistance. Fabulous modern design that captured views, light, and cross breezes. Beautiful finishes. 20 mins to Kruger park, with the bonus of kudu, zebra and giraffe on your doorstep. Great beds, great showers, great patio, great plunge pool - wonderful all around."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.6
Situated in Marloth Park, Kruger Wielewaal Restcamp is 500 metres from Viewpoint. The Trading Post is 900 metres from the property. Free private parking is available on site.
"The perfect place to be near Kruger. Gorgeous complex with african touch together with an elegant and chic interior. The host Retha is a wonderful and kind person. She is a super cook, we had outstanding meals in an astounding athmosphere. The Wielewaal is a very romantic an faszinating place and for us it was absolutely a unforgetable experience. We would love to come back again in the future. Thanks Retha!"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.4
Bordering the Kruger National Park, Beyond the Boma Boutique Guesthouse is set in Marloth Park, 5 minutes' drive from the Crocodile River. The guest house offers and outdoor and splash pool.
"quite clean comfortable, clean and intimate. tranquility and peace were outstanding. The guest house is an ideal place to lodge in especially if you want to unwind."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.7
Nestled amongst tall Knob thorn trees, Knoppiesdoorn is a holiday home situated in Marloth Park. This thatch-roof house is located 25 km from the Crocodile Bridge entrance to Kruger National Park.
"The hostess was amazingly friendly and accommodating throughout the process! Booking etc was so easy! Loved the location and privacy of the place. Feeding the bush babies, buck, mongoose and zebras was a big highlight. The house has everything needed for a short or extended stay and can easily accommodate 10 people though we were only 4. The braai area is really lovely for making huge kuier fires. It is centrally located near the "superstore" etc of Marloth Park so everything you need is available at a very short distance. It is situated in between two Kruger gates so you have options regarding where to go. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone and we will be visiting again!"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.2
Les 3 Marulas is a villa with a seasonal outdoor pool, located in Marloth Park. The property is 1.3 km from Viewpoint and features views of the pool. Free private parking is available on site.
"The animals, the house, everything!!!! The pool was just perfect and the kids had a great time (as did the adults)"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.1
Zeals Rise is a detached holiday home situated in Marloth Park in the Mpumalanga Region and is 1 km from Rubbish dump site. The holiday home is 1.1 km from Gravel Pit.
"At the break of dawn I was woken up by roars of a lion. I was occupying the 1st floor bedroom, I could watch birds in the comfort of my bed. It was so phenomenal!!!"
Located on the edge of Kruger National Park, this lodge is surrounded by lush greenery. It offers a sun terrace and free private on-site parking.
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9
Featuring a swimming pool, Ex Deo Cottage is located in the Marloth Park Conservency, a wildlife sanctuary and holiday town.
"The showers could get some attention."
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.1
De Gastehuysje offers accommodation in Marloth Park, 1.3 km from The Trading Post. The property is 1.5 km from Viewpoint and features views of the garden. Free private parking is available on site.
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.9
Bushveld Symphony is a holiday home set in Marloth Park, 400 metres from Viewpoint. The property is 1.2 km from The Trading Post and boasts views of the pool. Free private parking is available on...
"The location and the house was amazing !"
Rafiki's Resthouse is a holiday home located in Marloth Park, just a 2-minute walk from the Crocodile River.
Featuring free WiFi and air conditioning, Jabula Lodge is located in Marloth Park. Ngwenya dam is 300 metres from the property. All units include a TV with cable channels.
Tusk Bush Lodge is situated in Marloth Park, a quaint town and nature conservancy. The lodge is close to Kruger National Park.
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 8.6
Situated in Marloth Park, this holiday home is 1.3 km from The Trading Post. The air-conditioned unit is 1.4 km from Viewpoint. Free private parking is available on site.
"Very nice place, simply lovely. You will really have breakfast with Zebras!"
Meðaleinkunn umsagna: 9.5
Ex Deo Soenie Self Catering Cottage is a detached holiday home with a balcony, located in Marloth Park.
"all good nothing wrong very nice and clean"
Marloth Kruger Little Manor is a holiday home with a patio, located in Marloth Park. Guests benefit from free WiFi and private parking available on site.
Offering a BBQ and views of the natural bush, Bosroep Bed & Braai is set in Marloth Park, 22 km from the Crocodile Bridge Gate of Kruger National Park. You will find a kettle in the room.
Featuring a terrace, Maranze@Marloth offers self-catering holiday accommodation, set in Marloth Park. The property features views of the pool and is 23 km from Impala.
Featuring an outdoor pool, Marloth Kruger Whispering Ants is a detached holiday home set in Marloth Park in the Mpumalanga Region.
Vakantiehuis Mhofu bij het Kruger Park is a detached holiday home with a garden, located in Marloth Park.
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Stocks discussed on the lightning round session of Jim Cramer's Mad Money TV Program, Tuesday September 21.
Bullish Calls:
Devon (NYSE:DVN), Inergy LP (NRGY), Chesapeake (NYSE:CHK): "Yes, yes! I am willing to have a distribution company and a natural gas company. Now remember, natural gas... flirting with $4... The one I really like is Chesapeake...It's really incredible how that industry gets beat up. But yeah, I'll endorse both of those."
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You know what happened, and your Illinois wrongful death attorney knows what happened. You both know that your loved one was killed by someone else's negligence. However, the insurance company with which you are negotiating isn't going to settle until you have proof of why the accident occurred and why you should recover the damages that you requesting. Even then, you may need to bring your case to trial in order to make a fair recovery.
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Feijoa & Lime Muffins
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 15 mins
Feijoas make wonderful partners to tart limes. Feijoas are available from around March until June. Or try finely chopped kiwifruit, bananas, pawpaw or fresh chopped pineapple. This recipe came from the net when I was looking for something to do with the feijoas from my tree.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 cups flour
- 2 tablespoons baking powder
- 1 cup caster sugar
- 3 eggs
- 1 1⁄4 cups milk
- 1 1⁄2 cups feijoas, peeled and finely chopped
- 125 g butter, melted and cooled
Ingredients for glaze
- 2 tablespoons caster sugar
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- 2 limes, juice and zest of, grated
- Sift the flour, baking powder and sugar into a large bowl and make a well in the centre.
- In a jug blend together the eggs and milk and add the feijoa's. Blend into the dry ingredients folding in the butter as you go.
- Divide the mixture evenly between 12 well greased muffin tins .
- Bake at 220 degrees Celsius for 15-20 minutes until cooked.
- To make the glaze, simmer the sugar, orange juice and lime juice together until the sugar has dissolved.
- Stand muffins for 2 minutes before brushing with the glaze. Stand a further 5 minutes before serving.
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These are sensational, mmmm yummy ;0)
Very yummy. Much lighter in texture than I was expecting. The feijoa taste is quite subtle, and the lime compliments it perfectly. The only change I made was to the oven temp. I felt 220 was a bit too hot, so I reduced it to 200, and cooked for slightly longer. It made exactly 12 muffins. Definitely a keeper, I'm taking them to my Mum tomorrow, she's a big feijoa fan so I'm sure she'll love them too.