Exploring Alternative Architecture: Rammed Earth & Soil Testing
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In this video, Angus joins us from Lynette Zang's Bugout property as we explore alternative architecture methods like rammed earth construction and Earthships. Discover the durability of rammed earth and the importance of soil testing for sustainable building. Learn about soil composition, ideal ratios, and the differences between stabilized and non-stabilized methods. Have questions? Drop them below and don't forget to subscribe for more on sustainable living!
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i am slowly figuring out why Lynette left ITM
If I had to make a guess, she’s likely under a non disclosure agreement with ITM Trading and not allowed to talk about what happened. Whatever happened the result is her having more freedom to go her own way and do her own thing exactly the ways she wants to do it without a concern for an employer disagreeing or restricting her.
@@Hero4Hire4 that is the explanation that seems the most plausible, and is still follow her new channel....
She was there for so long, that i ask the second question "how were they restricting her?"
I made raised vegetable beds with free wood from contractors that I work with that we’re taking the wood to the dump 😂
i once built my compost pile out of broken wood pallets. my girl thought i was NUTS and CRAZY
until she got fresh tomatoes for her salad every workday lunch. fresh lettuce too, the eggs i had to buy, but....
"you are a crazy conspiracy theorist!"
"how's that salad, honey? I'll tighten my tinfoil hat."
okay, no more salad for you, buy lunch instead."
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
God Bless U Lynette Z. love all your work. its great to see you start a voice on YT! ❤
there is only one hard thing in building a house - paperwork
the hardest thing is burying the inspectors at the far end of the property. The shallow trench at the far end of the property should be called "rice a roni"...so when they lose their round of FAFO, they get a lifetime supply of rice a roni!
Interesting... thinking in a way of an ecosystem... working with nature. I look forward following your progress. Thank you for sharing.
i had a college roomate long ago, we reconnected, he was into "earthships"...i thought " hippy dippy as always, never got a real job"
Now i am rethinking the concept.
I live in FL, so digging the ground, based on the water table may not work.
But using earth, like adobe, for cooling and heat, well, different story.
Used tires are VERY toxic
I have been fascinated with Earthships for years! Best wishes with this adventure. I bet you could help from viewers.
Earth ships are awesome and I like Hemp Crete as well! Looking forward to your progress!
Hoping you might consider an in-person hands on class to help you build your structures and help other folks build their structures as well! We want help you and learn together! 😊
Can’t wait to see this build
Ms. Zang, while you’re looking into alternative building methods take a look into Monolithic Domes, Inc. in case you aren’t already familiar with them. Before I retired a part of my job was responding to large scale natural disasters such as floods, hurricanes and tornadoes. Most preppers seem to be totally oblivious to the possibility of Nature’s fury wiping out everything they’ve done. A super insulated concrete dome, especially earth sheltered, is one of the best ways I’m aware of to protect against such happening.
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Can't wait until a whole playlist is out on this!
Personally, I'm looking at building my own rammed earth house. Planning on starting with just a multipurpose room to get a living quarter at first, but want to build a full on house once I get things fully figured out. :)