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PurpleDragon
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Post: # 42630Post PurpleDragon »

Bonkers! I hate all that nonsense

( I was gonna say I hate burocracy but I can't spell it ROFL)
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Post: # 42655Post titch7069 »

The world's gone mad!! Although we have a lot of government nonsense here, there is no issue with what you do on land you own or land adjacent that noone is using. mind you our nearest neighbours are about 7kms or more away from us. we are thinking of installing a wind turbine as the kaskasi and kusi winds are very strong but i think thats a project for further on down the line, wind turbine use in east africa is not very developed and i know very little about it!
Have sold up in the UK, now living on Mafia Island, in the middle of an old coconut plantation. We catch our fish, have chickens, grow fruit and veg. We are powered by solar and an ankur gasifier - no mains elec here!!
My blog is at www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/titch

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Post: # 42670Post Wombat »

PurpleDragon wrote:
Wombat wrote:Yep! Photovoltaics on garage roof and flat plate solar collecter on the house roof. There is an article around the site somewhere on my system, but not sure where it is!

Nev
I think you get a bit more sun than me though Nev :lol: :cooldude:
Just a bit PD, Just a bit.....................but you did ask! :mrgreen:

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Post: # 42714Post PurpleDragon »

I did ask - you're right :mrgreen:

Due to circumstances beyond my control, I can't live there, but - oh! - how much I would love love love to move back
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Post: # 42744Post Wombat »

Well, let us know if you ever make it back and we'll put the kettle on! :mrgreen:

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Post: # 42783Post PurpleDragon »

Never been to Sydney - we never got any further east than Adelaide. Happy memories, though
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both windsave (on test) wind turbine
And Solar panels V small install also on test

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