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Mojave Desert was quite the experience! Learning to build earth bag domes, rocket stoves + cook on them, Date Shakes 😋😋 and hot springs to soak out the poof dirt 🤪 #mojave #deathvalley #gypsylife #earthbag #earthdome #lovinlife #nomad https://www.instagram.com/p/CN3b7ajjLtb/?igshid=1cfe5aafoxwbe
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Simple living #earthdome #sand #sanddome #beach #sundayfunday #beachlife #beachvibes #onelove #igloo #simpleliving https://www.instagram.com/p/CL2reuBAc7Tay4_cKos1up0Mu_1auwP9Ll-XIw0/?igshid=1okd1rjbyd99y
Surreal place✨🌎 #earthdome #superadobe #calearth #fbf (at Hesperia, California)
Woman Builds Breathtaking Sustainable Dome Home
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At the end of January 2016 we visited Cal-Earth California Institute of Earth Art and Architecture Education centre in Hesperia, California. Melanie Dizon a student of Cal-Earth kindly showed us around this amazing nonprofit organization. These images show just a small overview of some of the sustainable living designs that they have on display there.
The Dome [post 1] David Mckenzie
I’d like to start my reflection by mentioning that I had a blast through the first session of natural building. It was by far the best course of my second year at srishti. After finishing the wall back at the farm I decided to continue with the natural building course facilitated by Jackson. This project would involve building a sizable geodesic dome spanning sixteen feet. It was our first day and we had all the pieces ready. All the pieces were colour coded and numbered. What a waste that was! After much failure at trying to follow the “How to Build” instructions on the dome we decided to do it our way and slowly worked our way up.
The dome was slowly coming together but the sun was starting to roast our skin. After a much needed break we got back in high spirits to finish the puzzle. By now each of us had specific roles. Some held the rods in place while someone squeezed the bolt through, then two others would tighten the nut and bolt. This worked great through the day. The sun was setting and we were left with one joint to complete. But this was no ordinary fix. It took almost the whole group’s combined strength to pull the last rods together. Finally! It came together and we were thrilled to look at the structure. We ended the way with a quick check in and then split for a cold, icy coke!
