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Anna Davidson, Dawn Kinney, Glen Kinney and Duncan Kinney on the roof the Kinney Earthship – 2,700 sq. feet of roof will collect 1,620 gallons of water from one inch of rain that is stored in four 1,700 gallon cisterns.Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures www.greenenergyfutures.ca
A panorama of the Little Bow river valley that runs the Kinney family property.
Photo Duncan Kinney, Green Energy Futures
I needed a bigger converter to run the new laptop 19v from 12v. This converter will go up to 150watt so operates my 17" laptop with no problems.
Naomi and I rented a small tiny home/cabin through Air BNB for a little weekend getaway to hit the restart button. We took her polaroid camera as well but I didn't scan any of those in.
Nikon D810
Prime Lenses for the interior, the Blackwater falls photo I believe I snapped with my new 24-70.
Beautiful anniversary weekend with my girl.
IG @ truthcanbebought
Copyright (C) 2019. Ryan S Burkett. All Rights Reserved.
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Some of the best camping ever... fee includes endless hiking and use of the hot springs!
photo by Hartmann Design Group.
Components of the cardboard "layer cake" method of building mulched garden beds at Salamander Springs Farm without even tilling the soil.
The above image depicts the existing PV arrays at the Pine Bluff project site.
The work was carried out on site by OPS in November 2009 and included a complete system upgrade of the old inverter to the new DSP controlled HPC system, with new current transducers installed and a user friendly SCADA package. This SCADA package will allow the operators and administrators of the school to effectively monitor and control the new system with ease and efficiency. The aging battery bank was entirely replaced with 40 x 6V, 875 Ah batteries, and the MPPT solar regulator was integrated into the DSP control to ensure maximum yield of the solar energy.
Overview of Permaculture Workshop practicums involving use of "A Level" to create raised beds on contour, water retention swales (sunken paths), and no-till method of intensive cropping.
William Korthof, System Designer for Energy Efficiency Solar of Pomona teaches the details of the photovoltaic system during the Sustainable Workshop Series with the Solar Living Institute at Cal Poly Pomona's Lyle Center, Thursday, July 17, 2008. Eric Reed/photographer
A septic holding tank is covered over with dirt after it passed inspection. The concrete tank holds the blackwater from the house, when it’s full it will be sucked out with a vacuum truck. Photo Duncan Kinney, Green Energy Futures
Naomi and I rented a small tiny home/cabin through Air BNB for a little weekend getaway to hit the restart button. We took her polaroid camera as well but I didn't scan any of those in.
Nikon D810
Prime Lenses for the interior, the Blackwater falls photo I believe I snapped with my new 24-70.
Beautiful anniversary weekend with my girl.
IG @ truthcanbebought
Copyright (C) 2019. Ryan S Burkett. All Rights Reserved.
Naomi and I rented a small tiny home/cabin through Air BNB for a little weekend getaway to hit the restart button. We took her polaroid camera as well but I didn't scan any of those in.
Nikon D810
Prime Lenses for the interior, the Blackwater falls photo I believe I snapped with my new 24-70.
Beautiful anniversary weekend with my girl.
IG @ truthcanbebought
Copyright (C) 2019. Ryan S Burkett. All Rights Reserved.
Walking back to my cabin after supper along the path, over the stream, I stopped. It was dark but the filtered moonlight through the wispy clouds gave just enough illumination.
Listening. I heard nothing. It is windless night, cold, ground blanketed with fresh powder.
Still stopped, frozen in place, I glanced around. Searching the forest I saw nothing.
For a brief moment not a car moving, not a plane overhead, not an animal moving. I was alone in the silence.
Those moments are rare.