Building

This, 19th century hay loft, is the building that we managed to find.

On our first visit, in January 2007, the ground floor was cluttered with rubble, scaffolding and other heavy items.

The upper, with slightly lighter and more sentimental objects.

On finishing our degrees and the necessary celebrations, we began work on the building in late July.

Quickly things became clean.

And they did feast.

Soon there was fire…..

and a door to keep the animals out.

At night there are stars.

Carpets came in August…

and were followed by all the wood used to construct our degree shows.

With this, we began to build bedrooms.

In September our toilet was built.

Ducky-poo became a success, not only as a composting toilet, but as an interesting visitor attraction.

By November, the Good Hatchery was beginning to resemble a dwelling of sorts.

We also discovered a cobble floor in November.

Fire moved inside.

His name is Sergent Adhmad.

Studios behind couch.

And we are in…..

Studios behind the living room

All White.

Indoor bathroom.

Composting Toilet- see the Humanure Handbook which can be downloaded for free at:

http://henandharvest.com/?tag=humanure-handbook

or

http://www.jenkinspublishing.com/humanure_contents.html

Arch Mosaic

The filling from futon mattresses make fine insulation.

Rock fibres

Video

space

Below

Above

Outside

In Lights!

Double glazing

Fire No. 2