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Hi all,

Stumbled across Craig's 2011 posting. Wonder if he did end up building and how it went. I am considering moving to Downeast Maine in the next few years and am reasearching/exploring possibilities. Have long been intrigued by monolithic domes. Monolithic domes "lite" seems to be a possibility.

Any thoughts, comments , suggestions appreciated.

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Hi Margaret and welcome to permies!
I've added your post to the 'earth bag' forum in hopes you get some feedback.
I'm not sure which thread you are referring to of Craigs? maybe you could add a link to it.
 
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