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June 14, 2009

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Nick

Sorry forgot to let you know we have posted Roberts plans on our blog as well, with photos of our attempt =)

http://milkwood.net/content/view/83/30/

Evan

Please excuse the odd post before. I saw you were after a geodesic dome plan - Cheers Nick for finding one first. There is another at:

http://www.simplydifferently.org/Star_Dome

The whole site is worth a good look. It is a site build by a guy investigating temporary shelters - and so covers yerts, wigwams, domes etc. But it also delves into the construction and mathmatics behind it. The whole thing is really well researched. Tell your friends!

Donna

Hi Hilary,

Sorry about the name! Thank-you for putting out the call for the geodesic domes - and thank-you Milkwood Nick, link is perfect (and information now saved!)

gillian

Very much enjoyed your sight. My own garden is based on the same design but is on a much smaller scale. 2 chickens and 6 small mandalas work really well. Before I started I went hunting for people who had set up this design and couldn't find any...am glad to see you on here.
regards,
Gillian

Robert

Hi Hilary,

Yes...I changed ISPs and didn't move the Hell Creek web pages. I'll put them up again one day. Maybe.
Looking forward to seeing Nick's video!
cheers,
Robert

Milkwood Nick

Hi Hilary,

Great blog :)

found a present for you
http://web.archive.org/web/20041026145443/members.iinet.net.au/~helcreek/Chook+stuff/Chook+dome+how+to.htm

i built a dome using these instructions about 18 months ago... and one day soon i'll put up a blog post about the process... videoed it too :) it works great.


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