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BANANA CIRCLE GREY WATER SYSTEM
A banana greywater management system is one of the best examples of a closed loop permaculture design. Here’s how it works.
February 7, 2020
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Our off the grid journey, from finding land to building our home.
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A banana greywater management system is one of the best examples of a closed loop permaculture design. Here’s how it works.
I rolled into my third month of living permanently on our piece of land somewhat worse for wear. While the progress we’d made in July
August was an exciting month! Fairy lights, bonfires and a veranda with a SHOWER! Irrigation Water Our area is completely off grid in that we
A thousand apologies folks – despite all the best intentions I haven’t been posting about our off grid journey regularly. In the last blog post,
So our wendy is finally up – albeit not insulated yet, or treated – and we got to spend a few (absolutely freezing) days in
AT LONG LAST! We have really been given a crash course into how the best laid plans can go awry. In my last post, we
If you’ve read our “Who We Are” page or know us personally, you’ll know that I (Shaz) had a crystals & esoteric shop for many,
Finally, we settled on starting with a part of the bigger plan – building the shed / workshop and chicken coop roof to make a small but liveable cabin home that should serve us for the next year to two years.
The old adage “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail” is critically important in your journey to living off grid. I’d like to chat a bit about my process and thoughts around this by discussing these four main points:
Our first camping experience on our land, meeting people in the community and so much more.
