Notes from Windward: |
| Year 15 | Issue Number 62 | 2002 |
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Building a Castle in the Pasture
Sustainable / Renewable Systems
An overview of what we've done, What we're working on now Cookstoves, air quality and unintended consequences Solar lights on wintry nights Bob's battery box Plumbing may not be sexy, but . . . French Drain for the North Wall And what we have in mind Wind generated hydrogen for the dining hall Solar powered irrigation Solar powered induction foundry LPMeOH conversion of woodchips into fuelPayment in Full
Heather talks about her special arrangementAn Early Summer Update
Joyce reflects ....
I am a Volunteer
Terry's article from the January Mensa BulletinDiscovering Lambs
Terry talks about the joys of spring lambingLife beyond Windward
Joyce talks about her CASA workJust another Windward day
Cecilia talks about the neighbor's grass fire and life at WindwardSomething wicked this way comes ...
Walt talks about the fire;how it got started and how it got stopped.
Buffy and the Bucket
Terri tell the tale of the Headless EweAdventures with Sheep
Terri tells why the males are called "rams."The Kitchen Garden
Gaia and Tara talk about the kitchen garden.Marge
Tara talks about one of our Elder SheepNotes from Windward, Vol. 63
a link to the next issue of this newsletterEssays and Editorials:
More Windward than Windward
Walt talks about what we're looking for in new folkWindfalls and Othersuch
Walt talks about some of Windward's operational guidelines Part One Part Two A digression Part Threethe fine print
thoughts on the importance of realistic expectationsAdministrative Matters
Current Bylaws of the Windward Foundation As amended October 28, 2002
 Glimpses of Klickitat county |
 Directionsto Windward |