Today’s blog is an update on our straw bale classroom project. Having completed the composting toilet, which despite looking like a gardeners shed is actually an excellent efficient toilet system which we hope our visitors will have many years of use. 
The main straw bale classroom has seen the clearance of a platitude of young toads that had left our nearby small lake prior to the concrete pillars being poured. The Maintenance Chaps are now busy putting the ground anchors in, so we know the building will never blow away as the anchors are set 4m into the ground. Later in the week we will be filling the foundation trench with reclaimed stone followed by compacted scalpings and then tyres filled with stone. Then we actually begin the body of the building. At each stage we are feeling our way and working out the issues as they arise and enjoying the process as we go.
If you would like to visit our straw classroom build or perhaps volunteer to help please email info@ukyouth.org
If you would like to visit our straw classroom build or perhaps volunteer to help please email info@ukyouth.org
For those of you who have never been to Avon Tyrrell and would like to know more about us and our charity please go to our website for more information http://www.avontyrrell.org.uk/
8 comments:
I could give my own opinion with your topic that is not boring for me.
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that doesn't happen everyday. wish you all the best.
Well done for this wonderful blog.
Baw ah, kasagad sa imo maghimo blog. Nalingaw gd ko basa.
And also we ensure that when we enter in this specific blog site we see to it that the topic was cool to discuss and not a boring one.
that's really cute..wish i had one too.
Your workers seem to do lots of work!!- bet they get paid much more than people who sit in the office do :)
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