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Sounds ace, will try and make it over there!
saw you and talked to you in Kaslo .I told you about the sod greenhouse I built.I also used sod to build curved walls about 5 feet apart two feet high and 16 feet long thery were facing south and the coll night air would flow around them and not freese my crops This was up at 3500 feet and 72 days between snow falls and I grew tomatoes and squash. nIt had the added benifit that the sod which was old pasture had all the weed seeds in it and I had two years of no weeds as well. Still looking for a place to become suatainable Wish there was a site where people with land could look for some one who wants to farm it.