Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2007 9:46 am
Glad to see you de-lurktim_n wrote:Hi, long time lurker!
Hope to hear more from you
Selfsufficientish.com
The urban guide to becoming self sufficient'ish
https://selfsufficientish.com/forum/
Link to you - calling all bloggers and other sites
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Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2007 9:55 am
Hope to hear more from you
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 8:59 pm
Just added at link to you on a new site I'm developing ... http://www.healthyhouse.org.uk/2007/07/ ... ing-sites/
A link back to ~ Healthy House url=http://www.healthyhouse.org.uk/
Would be appreciated!
A link back to ~ Healthy House url=http://www.healthyhouse.org.uk/
Would be appreciated!
Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 7:19 pm
I was very slow to find this link but my smallholding/market garden blog is here!
Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 3:17 pm
what about us?
http://www.portugalsmallholding.org
our main (business) website already has a paid-for advert on the front page, which gets us loads of click-thrus. i'd recommend anyone here with a business ish-related site to pay for an advert on the homepage!
its not a blog, andy, but you could link to catalyst site for help setting up co-ops, communities etc:
http://www.catalystcollective.org
http://www.portugalsmallholding.org
our main (business) website already has a paid-for advert on the front page, which gets us loads of click-thrus. i'd recommend anyone here with a business ish-related site to pay for an advert on the homepage!
its not a blog, andy, but you could link to catalyst site for help setting up co-ops, communities etc:
http://www.catalystcollective.org
Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 9:12 pm
there doesn't seem to be a link from the SSish front page to the bloggers and websites page http://www.selfsufficientish.com/bloggers.htm at the moment..... so prolly makes little difference...
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 9:48 am
Good point red,
As a site admin is that something you can get sorted out -- only takes a single text link?
As a site admin is that something you can get sorted out -- only takes a single text link?
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 9:09 pm
fraid not. the admin here have nothing to do with the main website.. we are just here for the forum!
I know Andy and Dave have a lot on at the mo, with the book deadline an all, but I'm sure they will get back to it all once that has passed.. I will mention it
I know Andy and Dave have a lot on at the mo, with the book deadline an all, but I'm sure they will get back to it all once that has passed.. I will mention it
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 3:35 am
Here is ours
http://moggymiaow.blogspot.com/
It was set up to help friends and family keep in touch after we emigrated to New Zealand. There are photos of New Zealand on there, together with our buying a 10 acre block and trying to be as self sufficient as possible, with chickens, ducks, planting fruit trees, oh learning how to make sausages etc.
edited to remove the reference to our campsite, it is no longer going to be happening
http://moggymiaow.blogspot.com/
It was set up to help friends and family keep in touch after we emigrated to New Zealand. There are photos of New Zealand on there, together with our buying a 10 acre block and trying to be as self sufficient as possible, with chickens, ducks, planting fruit trees, oh learning how to make sausages etc.
edited to remove the reference to our campsite, it is no longer going to be happening
I guess self-build natural homes fits in
Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 11:52 am
Hi,
I'd love you to look at http://naturalhomes.org where I list self-build courses in strawbale, cob etc. There's also a map of homes around the world here: http://naturalhomes.org/homesmap.htm
Regards, Oliver
I'd love you to look at http://naturalhomes.org where I list self-build courses in strawbale, cob etc. There's also a map of homes around the world here: http://naturalhomes.org/homesmap.htm
Regards, Oliver
Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 10:22 pm
Hi,
Green music here:
http://www.myspace.com/turtugablanku
Not only mp3, being a biologist by education, I'm especially keen on spreading the word on the environmentally friendly way Turtuga Blanku music is produced: using solar power only!
However, I'd especially appreciate a link to the official Turtuga Blanku website:
http://www.turtugablanku.com
We are currently working on this website, which will contain more detailed information on the environmentally friendly way of Turtuga Blanku music production.
What better way to promote the use of clean energy than through music! :)
Green music here:
http://www.myspace.com/turtugablanku
Not only mp3, being a biologist by education, I'm especially keen on spreading the word on the environmentally friendly way Turtuga Blanku music is produced: using solar power only!
However, I'd especially appreciate a link to the official Turtuga Blanku website:
http://www.turtugablanku.com
We are currently working on this website, which will contain more detailed information on the environmentally friendly way of Turtuga Blanku music production.
What better way to promote the use of clean energy than through music! :)
www.ediblelandscape.co.uk
Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 3:29 pm
A link to our website at www.ediblelandscape.co.uk would be helpful.
Part of the site is a small but growing 'Eco-designers toolbox'. We are describing tools and techniques used by permaculturalists and anyone else making observations of land, water, climate etc. Bunyips, A-frames, V-notch weirs, windicators etc etc.
We can think of over 100 possible tools and invite others to contribute a tool of their own or add comments to those already described.
Also we blog about permaculture related projects and issues.
.........and the really strong hearted can check out the 'Peak oil clock'.
It is already our pleasure having a link SSish.
Part of the site is a small but growing 'Eco-designers toolbox'. We are describing tools and techniques used by permaculturalists and anyone else making observations of land, water, climate etc. Bunyips, A-frames, V-notch weirs, windicators etc etc.
We can think of over 100 possible tools and invite others to contribute a tool of their own or add comments to those already described.
Also we blog about permaculture related projects and issues.
.........and the really strong hearted can check out the 'Peak oil clock'.
It is already our pleasure having a link SSish.
inishindie
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2007 4:49 pm
Hi
I have my blogsite that you could look at. I am quite pleased with it.
I do talk a lot about organic gardening and houshold stuff, mainly in Ireland.
I have a forum site too that is coming along nicely as well
Check it out on
http://inishindie.blogspot.com/
I will value your opinions!!
Cheers
I have my blogsite that you could look at. I am quite pleased with it.
I do talk a lot about organic gardening and houshold stuff, mainly in Ireland.
I have a forum site too that is coming along nicely as well
Check it out on
http://inishindie.blogspot.com/
I will value your opinions!!
Cheers
Sheep and chickens link
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 11:22 am
Would you consider the following link please? It is still under construction, but I would appreciate some feedback, so please have a look and let me know what you think.
Many thanks,
Alexandra.
http://sheepandchickens.googlepages.com/
Many thanks,
Alexandra.
http://sheepandchickens.googlepages.com/
Moved blog
Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 1:43 pm
I've stopped posting on livejournal (not happy with their behaviour - I won't bore you with the details) and moved to insanejournal
http://furzecat.insanejournal.com
Unlike the account I had on livejournal which was mostly about being an Isher, this is about everything else as well so be prepared for random ranting and sillyness.
Wassail
Karen
http://furzecat.insanejournal.com
Unlike the account I had on livejournal which was mostly about being an Isher, this is about everything else as well so be prepared for random ranting and sillyness.
Wassail
Karen