i'll have to see what else i can find...but seems like you are tuned in...
here's something from the dot com site
Internship Program for Earthships: Sustainable Green Buildings
The Earthship Internship program is open to anyone with an interest in sustainability and a willingness to work hard. People of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
Interns work full time on Earthship construction sites learning building concepts and techniques through hands-on experience.
We will offer 8 internship sessions and will accept up to 8 interns per session.
Each session will last for one month. Internships are unpaid positions.
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Subject: Re: earth ships Wed Jul 28, 2010 7:08 pm
Hippie i saw some turkey cave stuff on either discovery or nat geo...but wasn't as personal
Somamech Senior Member
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Subject: Re: earth ships Thu Jul 29, 2010 9:43 am
When I was first introduced to Michael's work it was though watching a doco called Garbage Warrior. Woman(lol)... that was awesome, right up my ally. There were many memorable moments of speech in the film, but one that stood out to me was when Michael said something along the lines of, "you wake up in the morning with no bills to pay, grow your own food and don't owe any money to the bank, you are free and one can't really know what that feels like being free from the system"
After watching that doco... the rabbit hole of alt house building techniques ensure.
Wed Jul 28, 2010 11:45 am
i don't know if many of you have seen any of these vids or stories..but dang some good info
