| working on the stem wall |
| Phil teaching Christina and Jeremy how to prep for the bond beam |
| action from the east |
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| Porcupining the top of the tire wall in prep for the bond beam |
| Apprentice camping |
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| buttress dug |
| buttress rebar form |
| Michael Reynolds, architect who invented earthships |
| more bond beam prep |
| Lou plumbing the cisterns |
| footing being dug for interior structure and glass |
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| the start of the bond beam: can walls which will create a mold to hold in poured cement |
| Lou plumbing the cisterns |
| two cisterns plumbed together |
| digging the footer; cement will be poured into it |
| Mike using the digger to dig out the footer |
| the cement station |
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| footer in foreground with greywater trench behind that |
| cement station hard at work |
| inside the can wall bond beam |
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| can wall bond beam... cement to be poured into it |
| Lunch tent |
| lunch break |
| buttress molds in place |
| preparing the stem wall to hold the front 100 feet of windows |
| rebar forms to go into footer trench |
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| lots of cool rebar work in the footer trench |
| so many people doing so many things! |
| Dryden Fire Department here to partially fill the cisterns to check the connections |










You had Mike at your property on day 1? That is incredible. This is so happening for us. I am concerned that we aren't going to have the crew that you had. Is this seriously day 1 shots? That is a ton of work for one day. These are taken from last August, and it's January. Be my guide. Please. I know from experience that doing work for the planet means that the planet will work with me and provide the help needed to do so, but still its a little overwhelming. I want to know more.
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