My favorite (and only) set of pots and pans. They're over 10 years old but still going strong!
Welcome!
Welcome to my photo blog! after trying a couple of different ways to present my pictures online (including some that I failed at, such as the popular "Project 365") I decided to experiment with a photo blog. No strict rules about frequency or content, just a picture or two with a short description each time. I rarely edit my pics - out of general habit, and lack of know-how :)
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Extractor fan for wormbin
The outdoor bin could use some more ventilation, so we decided to add a fan to it. This old VGA cooler was a perfect candidate:
The attached potentiometer allows speed control (although it wasn't *really* necessary in this case :-)
Here's the fan mounted on the lid of the bin:
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Intense game of settlers
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Jello shots
Benny's idea. Peach flavored jello with vodka. Added some gelatin to counter the anti-setting effects of alcohol. Tasted great! Tipped glasses for visual effect :)
Monday, September 6, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
New Wormbin
I started making a 2nd worm bin. The first one was made from blue recycling boxes, the inner one being about 20 litres in volume. It was working out quite well after some initial fruit fly problems, which appeared to solve itself once the worms really started churning the material. Pretty soon I had a full bin of healthy worms, but there was one problem: it wasn't processing the food scraps fast enough. A lot of fruit and vegetables are consumed in our household (even when I was living by myself throughout the month of August), and the amount of waste plant matter far exceeded the amount being consumed by the worms. Therefore I decided to start a second, considerably larger bin:
It's hard to tell without a shot of the previous bin, but the new ones are about 20 gallons (vs 20 litres). I recruited Robin and Gabe to help during the construction process:
Pictures of finished products to follow...
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