Sounds like a plan. I played around in the mud today. I added two tubs of cob to my outside fireplace at the camp.
Wow, I must not get out enough... I've never seen anyone pour cob into a form, or use wire as a binder. I guess my view of it has been limited, just old school hay clay and sand. Very cool.
I've used forms to make a few rocket stoves. Five gallon buckets mainly, but also wooden frames with cardboard lining. With that I found out your frame can't have too big of gaps, or the cardboard will be bent out of shape,Wow, I must not get out enough... I've never seen anyone pour cob into a form, or use wire as a binder. I guess my view of it has been limited, just old school hay clay and sand. Very cool.
The beer run came just a couple hours later; my neighborhood brewpub is less than two blocks away. This time I got a growler each of raspberry weiss and amber ale.
Damn man. That is early, no? My week of lows in the 60's is over. I see one 69F 10 days out. Every other night is in the 70's again. The saving grace is that only three days are forecast to be in the 90's. So maybe summer's back is almost broken.
Love that mossy tree.
It's about 350 years old. We have a couple of them on the grounds. This time of year, customers love having their event under the trees. There is an area out back that gets full sun that will be used more later in the season when it cools off.
Chance of A DANK NUG!
