Kristi Vause

To document your completion of the BB, provide the following:
 - a photo of the bucket of kitchen scraps next to the opened mulch
 - a photo of the empty bucket and the new mound of mulch
 - repeat for second bucket
 - describe the volume of your bucket(s) and how full they were

Just chilling at wheaton, doing the BB20 free event.  I put up a sign saying I wanted to use all the food scraps from the fisher Price house for this BB.  We filled up 2 3 gallon buckets at the Fisher Price house and then I went to Cooper Cabin and got 2 more buckets that needed to be composted there as well.   I put them under mulch on hugels at FP house and at Allerton Abbey.  It was about 11 gallons of scraps as the 2 buckets from cooper cabin were just a tad smaller.

Used 2 pans of dishwater about 2 gallons each to water some plants on a hugleculture.  

Soap used:

Oasis Biocompatible Dishwash/All-Purpose https://a.co/d/10mylRF

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must:
 - Link to/post the recipe you used (especially the part about the crust)
 - pic of the crust being made
 - pic of the pizza getting it's toppings put on
 - pic of the completed pizza and a slice of pizza
         o showing that the pizza is not burnt and it is cooked all the way through

I'm at the BB 20 event and i used the Mother Earth News recipe.
3 cups of lukewarm water (~100 degrees F). Edit - Water too hot will kill the yeast.
1 1/2 Tbsp Kosher Salt
1 1/2 Tbsp Active Yeast
6 1/2 cups of AP Flour

Mix and allow to stand for 2-5 hours at room temperature in a pot with a lid that is not air tight [it will double in size so pick a big pot]. You can use it right away, but it is easier to work with if you let it sit in the fridge for 3 hours. It can sit in the fridge for up to 2 weeks while you take off portions to use for whatever you want. If you want a sourdough flavor, don't clean the pot when you make the next batch and it will take on more of a sourdough flavor each batch.

I made alot of dough so the boots could have pizza as well.  

Back for redemption since I utterly failed at the first attempt.  Taco Tuesday at Pisher Price House.  I volunteered to do the dishes for redemption (and ice cream!)
I don't know what kind of soap Paul uses but I can guarantee it is biod and all the amazing properties it is supposed to be....

The pan was 12 x 9 x 3. used 324 cubic inches. 1 gallon is 231 cubic inches so I used about a gallon and a half for these dishes.

To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
 - wash dishes without a dishwasher
     - use minimal soap
         - must be greywater friendly soap (the soap usually says "greywater safe" or "readily biodegradable")
     - fill a dishwasher with clean dishes using less than 3 gallons of water
         - or approximate equivalent
             - might require five rounds in a small dish rack
         - yes, you are using the dishwasher as a dish drying rack

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must:
- post a picture of the dirty dishes in the sink
- post a progress picture of the dishes being washed
- post a picture of the completed dishes with obviously less than 3 gallons water used
- describe the soap used, its grey water friendliness, and a link to the verifiable biodegradeable dish soap
- OR post a 2 minute video of you washing the dishes by hand

The boots left the north wall open for the BB20 event. I did the middle part of the wall.
I followed the pattern that Opalyn created and that's why it's like that!

To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
- cover at least 40 square feet of wall with wood
- ends of boards are attached to studs for stability
- no treated wood (or woods with glues)
- no paint, stain or oil

Provide:
 - pictures or video (no longer than 2 minutes)
      o the wood you're starting with
      o the construction partially underway
      o the finished wall
 - description of why you installed the boards the way you did

To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
- drop 6” to 8” live tree with a chainsaw

To document your completion of the BB, provide the following as pics or video (<2 min):
- your chosen tree
- tree with the wedge/notch cut
- tree on the ground
- measure across the stump showing diameter

To get certified for this BB, post pics or video showing:  

- Your chosen tree
- Tree with the wedge/notch cut
- Tree on the ground
- Measurement across the stump showing diameter

Hanging out in the forests At the SECRET LABORATORY>>>>>>

Here's the 10 junkpoles hanging out on my newly cut firewood from some other bbs I attempted today.

BB 20 event here again.  Staying in the Red Cabin.  It totally has a J Tube Rockey Heater.  I'm from FLorida, It's cold up here in the mountains,  Suppose I should get it started.......

Man. Putting 2 batches of wood in that thing made it UNBEARABLY HOT in the cabin.  Had to open the window.  Pretty Amazed at what s alittle bit of wood can do when properly applied.....

How to Certify That Your BB is Completed
 - Post a reply to this thread with the following 4 pictures
      o pic of starting materials before fire
      o pic of fire started
      o pic of additional wood added
      o pic of more additional wood added

Oh ya know. Just haning out at Wheaton Labs for the BB20 event.  going to attempt all the rockety things since, Florida........

Was in the workshop and got cold.. Looked around   OH  a batch box Rocket Heater, bet there is a BB for that.....  And here it is

For this badge to be counted, the full operation of this BB is done with zero smoke leaking into the room.   ZERO!  

To get certified for this Badge Bit you must provide:
 - 4 pictures
      o pic of starting materials, PROPERLY placed in the batch box before fire
      o pic of fire started to warm the riser - at the back of the batch box
      o pic of additional wood added
      o pic of even more wood added