After attending the PDC & ATC here at Wheaton Labs, I was enjoying myself so much that I decided to stick around and test the thermal inertia this winter in Allerton Abbey. In the meantime, I’ve been participating in the boot camp and helping to finish my new winter home! I’ve been a boot for nearly a month now, and I finally got a phone I can take pictures with. Today I worked on the outside finish plaster.
(Day 1)
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Finish plaster on the outer wall
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Day’s work
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Plaster around the window frame
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English Fred also plastering
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Dave Burton cobbing around the windows
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Zach digging out the old floor
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English Fred’s wonderful twizzles
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Awesome door
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View from the porch
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Flowers around the Abbey
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Flower by the wofati
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Thistle by the wofati
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Yellow flower by the wofati
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Yarrow (?) by the wofati
Joshua Myrvaagnes
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Location: Massachusetts, 5a, flat 4 acres; 40" year-round fairly even
So awesome!!! I'm so glad someone will be testing the wofati! And it sounds like a better place than butting heads with family members. Those are beautiful pictures too. Hope to hear about lots of invigorating conversations and discoveries at the lab.
Community Building 2.0: ask me about drL, the rotational-mob-grazing format for human interactions.
More exterior finish plastering at the Abbey today. This horse manure finish plaster is much finer than the stuff we used inside, which was made with sifted straw.