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My Pain In The Arsenic

Posted on July 16, 2012 by thehouseofjam

Hectic. There is no other word for it. Which is good, because if I wasn’t really busy right now, I might stop and get depressed about the lack of sunshine that my skin has seen. As we say in the … Continue reading →

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What, You Don’t Have A Bath Tub In Your Garden?

Posted on May 3, 2012 by thehouseofjam

So this is what you do, when you find out that your garden is full of Arsenic: You put a bath tub in the middle of your lawn, and plant it up. My neighbour gave it to me because she … Continue reading →

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Metal Eating Mushrooms Maybe?

Posted on April 2, 2012 by thehouseofjam

One of the first principles that I learnt, when I completed a Permaculture Design Course, was to Observe and Interact. I’ve heard of many projects taking a year to observe their land, and a year is what you need to … Continue reading →

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