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Tag Archives: Keith Dietrich

Straw Bale and Earth Plaster Retrofit – More Photos

The Blockhouse School Project Posted on March 3, 2014 by Heather HolmApril 3, 2014

In October 2012, Keith Dietrich and David Cameron led workshops on building with straw bales and earth plaster. As well as retrofitting one wall with super-insulating straw bales, they did the same with old books and covered them with earth … Continue reading →

Posted in Natural Building, Old books, Shelter | Tagged earth plaster, insulation, Keith Dietrich, old books, straw bale

What he said…

"What permaculturists are doing is the most important activity that any group is doing on the planet. We don't know what details of a truly sustainable future are going to be like, but we need options, we need people experimenting in all kinds of ways and permaculturists are one of the critical groups that are doing that."
            ~ David Suzuki
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