Living in the Future 26 Snowed into the ecovillage

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Uploaded by on Apr 28, 2010

Snow at Lammas ecovillage causes enforced hibernation. Building works have been put on hold at Lammas when freezing weather conditions hit the site. Such conditions have not been experienced in this part of the world for many years.Once the snow and ice pass works will begin again at Lammas. Some residents are focusing on tree planting, others on landscaping and others on building.
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  • What is the intro song?

  • Living in the future... YEA right... more like waisting money... supporting Gyspies.... Thats a more proper name for it.... Nice bulldozer by the way... thats REALLY Ecological... just another way of living off the government... and not living off the land... We need money for this and we need money for that... and give us this money for doing this... seams like the only thing your doing is costing money...

  • how fantastic - i hope the new hall building goes up well - please keep us updated. Peace and light x

  • extra strength awesome thanks for posting

  • Think you are gona get sacked when the economy collapses, that is if you dont start making bows and arrows... or maby it all goes well...i hope so!!!

  • Awesome, loving the house interior.

  • nice..

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