What do you think of Earthship? What about our project?

Hello followers.

First of all! What do you think of our projects? What do you think about the concept of Earthships? Please reply with comments, suggestion and word of encouragement on our Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Little-Otways-Earthship/149017161940557?ref=tn_tnmn

The Facebook page, gmail and the website is managed by a canadian volunteer.
The best way to know what the project leader needs is to contact him via his phone number. https://littleotwaysearthship.wordpress.com/contact-us/.

At this point, the project is always looking for people to help us with the building of the first phase of the project. If you want to help us finish our first phase, we need labour.

We are always interested in welcoming people for a week end and educate them about our project. Please share our project with your friends and with your contacts.

Like, comment and share.

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Lets get the first phase done! Spread love spread the world. Thank you

What would our Earthship look like?

Here is an image of the plan we base our Earthship on.

Welcome on LittleOtwaysEarthship.com

Hello.

We are proud to see that over 800 people have hit this website in 5 days, thank you for your interest.

Please like us on Facebook to help us promote our project https://www.facebook.com/pages/Little-Otways-Earthship/149017161940557

or click the facebook button at the right of this page. Thank you.

 

Here is a free opportunity for you to know if Earthships are for you. Come and join us for a day, a weekend a week or more to help us complete the first phase of our Earthship. Building Earthships require a lot of human energy and motivation, come and experience what it really is.

The project leader is optimist and he has a pedagogical approach, he will teach you about Earthships and about every other sustainable and permacultural elements that are on site.

On site we have a small wooden off grid house, fed by rain water and we have an interesting way to reuse our waste. A goat milk farm, 250 apple varieties, sheep, dogs and chooks. Free camping, free meals and showers are provided to visitors.

Come learn and inspire yourself.