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Summary

Paul, Jen and Josiah continue their discussion about the upcoming Jamboree at Wheaton Labs. Before the jamboree starts, Paul hopes to build a solarium and convert storage areas to bunks.

Track 4's theme is earth and fire . Alan Booker's spring terrace is dependent on finding the find right place with the right geology. Otherwise Paul's humus well will be constructed which is as yet an untested idea. The passive garden heater will have three 20 ft wells, each a different design, surrounding the lemon tree to stop it freezing. Sepp says it's impossible. A dry stack moon gate is also planned.

Track 5's theme is wood and cob. Uncle Mud will be leading the rocket forge build. A roundwood pavillion is planned and a rocket mass heater to assist the solar food dehydrator will be constructed. Several cob kitchen sinks will be built so that experiments with waterproofing them can be carried out. Also a trombe wall which circulates air without electricity.

Track 6 is all about electricity. The electric tractor needs tweaking, including a pot riveted sheet metal cover for any exposed electronics and new wheels and tyres for all weather use. The trailer needs side rails so it can be used with the tractor for lab tours. An insulated crock pot will be designed that will use far less electricity. Also a heliostat that tracks the sun and focuses light where you want it. A permanent solar power system to supply a tiny house, ie Allerton Abbey, will be constructed and installed. There will also be a repair cafe.

Relevant Threads

Wheaton Labs official website

2020 Permaculture Technology Jamboree official webpage
2020 Permaculture Technology Jamboree: June 29th-July 10th, Wheaton Labs
2020 Permaculture Design Course for Scientists and Engineers, June 14-27
2020 SKIP: Skills to Inherit Property (PEP1) event --July 12-25th, Wheaton Labs

2020 work trades for PDC, PTJ and/or SKIP
looking for two videographers for the Permaculture Technology Jamboree

Josiah’s Bootcamp Log
Jen’s Boot Camp and Allerton Abbey Experience

the solar leviathan
Wheaton Laboratories Electric Tractor
Design: Solarium at Wheaton Labs: Design Conversation
Jen's power pack
Solar Glass Recycler (aka Fresnel Lens Glass Melter - FLeGM)

passive solar garden heater
dry stack moon gate
Wheaton Labs Rocket Sauna Build
Solar Glass Recycler (aka Fresnel Lens Glass Melter - FLeGM)
Sepp's Spring Terrace
Window quilts (or other window insulation solutions) for Allerton Abbey (Wofati 0.7) at Wheaton Labs

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