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It can be meat as well. Although not raw in this case. I was thinking the thin-Ness of the cut. Took me back, will have to add to bucket list and get back over there.

The hammering in of the sign & location marker!

Extension to woodstore via a couple of europallets and chainsaw. This one is closest to house so should have about 2.5cubic mtrs stored for Winter. Well chuffed,couple of tweaks and we'll start filling & drying.

Should we have a Eco cooking subforum?

Smashing to see that there are 51 of us now. That would fill quite a big room. Big fan of the non de plume 'Gandalf the fat'.

I think there are at least 5 of us here who have Pylontechs(could be more, I lost my list)! No complaints that I remember on them. 48V ststem, nice and simple, I run US2000b's mostly. Always worth hunting around as prices vary quite a bit, not sure there will be or is an Evergreen ripple? Some run w...

Carbon count on my beer, i'm losing it!

Buona Fortuna tomorrow to all concerned. It's been a nice change from Covid in the news.

Out of interest, how much does it cost in England for say 1 cubic mtr of domestic water to home? I'd do it for the green aspect but for sure if it was costing me.

Ahem. Doing my bit. https://i.postimg.cc/PCbZpxp1/1625933312499-618577083.jpg Well done on staying away from grid. I find the real joy in this ame not to be the easy days when it's splitting the skies but instead the days when you've got to slide it around a bit to avoid grid. That's the fun part. :...

Stinsy wrote: ↑Sat Jul 10, 2021 6:45 am I saw those in Japan. Seemed elegantly efficient.

Many kinds.

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