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link to cob cottage company work shops.

 
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hey folks we have our work shops listed here as well.
CCC has been working on its website layout so this is now easy to find.

there are lots of workshops here to look at.
http://www.cobcottage.com/workshops

thanks for looking
Erica and Ernie.
 
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Ernie,

Who do I contact to get a link to my rocket mass heater page, or to my videos, or even to (maybe) permies.com?
 
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Ahh that would be CCC's office person. i have yet to meet her but will bring it up this weekend for you.

we need to talk on the phone soon my friend things are afoot that you just might be interested in.
 
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