Sounds like an interesting and innovative initiative. I can't make the meetings myself but would welcome any feedback here from anyone who can attend - e.g. how practical is it, what skills are needed, how long to build your own home, and of course costs
The clay mock-ups for foundry processing look fantastic.
And of course it's one of those starnge paradoxes of the universe that what you are seeing may not actually exist! You are seeing Aldebaran as it was about 60 years ago so in the time it has taken for its light to reach us it may have disappeared into a black hole. It could be all illusion and we won't know for another 60 years.
Thanks Lynne. I missed your thread - so dow e know what the plan is for the money?
Saw this in the news - anyone know anything about it and what tye money is going to be used for? Was this as a result of the submission earlier this year - remember the video on the Lawn Dawlish awarded £10,000 for town improvements A South Devon town has been given £10,000 to help revitalise the high street and draw more people to the area. Dawlish has been awarded the money from the ...
@Carer oops, you're right of course. lol. Temporal disturbance in the space-time continuum, obvioulsy a sign of getting old.
If we forget about the war then I think the reason always mooted is that having the extra hour of light in the mornings is more likely to prevent accidents, especially for children going to school
Is this any use to anyone? Opportunity to save costs if you use oil for heating. http://devonrcc.org.uk/c/63/the-devon-oil-collective?utm_source=Community+Council+of+Devon+Mailing+List&utm_campaign=bb5d1fb141-Events_Publicity10_11_2012&utm_medium=email
Yes great walk but not that easy if you're not a regular walker. The climb out of Shaldon is notoriously steep and if the weather is as wet as it has been in recent months the back lanes from Beacon Hill down to the estuary can get muddy/slippery/deep! The last stretch back along the estuary needs a lowish tide otherwise it's just road walking.
LOL!!