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| really good article of photos of cob houses in construction: nifty homestead |
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Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYes, absolutely. I hope Habitat for Humanity and many other housing volunteer work and new construction projects utilize cob. Cob is an old technique that is unique, personable, artistic, environmentally conscious/free/low impact; and blends into nature because it is nature.
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