A video tour of the house filmed on September 7, 2012, just after we finished the 2nd coat of plaster on the downstairs walls.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
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5 comments:
Thank you for the video tour! I've gone back and read your blog from the beginning, and this really helps to understand the entire flow. I would be interested in looking up into the cupola from the inside of the house if you ever get a chance to do another video. Will the cupola have any interior access? Anyway, thank you so much for sharing your adventure with the world. Facinating project, and great job!
You're welcome! I will do another video as we progress, and I'll try to remember to look up into the cupola. There will be no interior access to the cupola -- it's only a little over 3 feet square inside and is intended for ventilation. Our children would love if there was access, but there's also not any feasible way to make it so.
It is cool to see the progress. I have finaly gotten time to get back into blogging and have made some progress of our own. If you get a chance stop by and check it out. Are you planning to use your cistern for potable water? If so, how do you protect it from becoming gray water?
Hi! We live in the same county as you do and appear from what I can read we share similar faith beliefs. We would like to be in touch with you. Please get our contact information from our website www.shalomstead.com if you are interested. It would be wonderful to know of another family so nearby to fellowship with. Thank you and shalom.
We too live nearby, not as close as shalomstead, but nearby. Would also like to meet you folks. We currently fellowship with the folks at shalomstead. Contact us through our website, bulkfoodsandmore.com We wrote you a note recently on your Sabbath statement.
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