The Base Revisited Day 2
May 4, 2011
So we started with 3 courses laid at the beginning of day 2. We started laying the next 2 courses before we took a break.
All of the posts here follow the journey and the evolution of our understanding an the building of our earthen oven. This journey developed skills and a love of working with earth in a way that we no longer have in the mainstream. This provided skills and an understanding for myself and my children in a way we never expected. We hope to inspire others by documenting this journey. It’s time to go play in the mud.
So we started with 3 courses laid at the beginning of day 2. We started laying the next 2 courses before we took a break.
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