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Worm composting — the system beside the back door that works while you don’t
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There is a compost bin beside my back door that I have not turned once. No forking, no aerating, no managing the...
Foundation poles, footed turf, and what a meadow doesn’t tell you until you start digging
The turf comes first
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No issue last week. The weather was good and the turf needed footing.
The machine had alre...
The polytunnel — planning, placement, and fourteen holes in the ground
Turns out school maths comes in handy after all.
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I heard about the tunnel from a grower at the farmers market. H...
The old well — thinking through a water system from scratch
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There is an old stone well on the holding. About a metre deep, open, has been here longer than any other structure on the site. The question is not whether to use it — the question is how to build a system around it that is simpl...
How to repoint an old stone wall — and why the mix matters more than the method
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The most common thing I see on old stone cottages is cement pointing. Grey, hard, slightly proud of the stone face. It looks solid. It looks like someone cared enough to do the job properly. It is, in almost every case, slowly de...
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