This cave home was built by pouring concrete over stacked hay bales, cutting an opening, and then letting a cow in to eat the hay. More pictures here.
| COFFER from thismustbetheplace on Vimeo. no idea about the connection but the web throws up this Ron Arad Two Nuns Bicycle from paul denton on Vimeo. 15 January 2012  |  | category: architecture, cycling, gravity life, transport, travel  | comments are closed  you ride the length of the country and you can’t get a cup of tea at High Beech Useful little leaflet (PDF) from Hermès. Permalink (CLICK HERE FOR MORE »» india knight’s posterous How to tie a scarf: .) Here’s a slice of life in Montreal. The mournful sight of bikes rusting away in the snowbank. There’s lots of reasons to bike in Montreal. The bike lanes pretty much go everywhere, and there’s nowhere to park a car anyway. Plus it’s greener, and saves money. So lots of people bike. Some ride all winter. Snow and sleet be dammed. Here on the Plateau, people live in these 100 year old buildings with precarious external staircases. There’s no place in your tiny apartment for a bike even if you didn’t fall to your death trying to take it [ continue reading Wintering Bikes ] I can’t think of any other band who continued to nail their colours to the local mast quite as much as Dr Feelgood. Even when success came their way, they remained loyal to their home town… Photo shoots, album launches, live gigs, auditions and (incredibly) the bands first eight albums all had some local connection to them. Over the last couple of months I’ve been on the trail of Dr Feelgood, hunting down these local landmarks that plot the history of the band. How many would I find still in tact all these years on? This project turned into [ continue reading Start The Revolution Without Me: Dr Feelgood’s Canvey ] The Stolen Scream: A Story About Noam Galai from FStoppers on Vimeo. 16 March 2011 | | category: advice, can't make it up!, film, photography, scofflaws, tolerated crime and hypocrites, the law, the state we're in, world of work, writing | comments are closed “There was clearly felt the presence of a force not bound to be kind to man. It was a place for heathenism and superstitious rites, — to be inhabited by men nearer of kin to the rocks and to wild animals than we.” (CLICK HERE FOR MORE »» THOREAU – WEBTEXTS – KTAADN PASSAGE: .) Yeast is a one-celled fungus that converts sugar and starch into carbon dioxide bubbles and alcohol. This has made it a useful ally in the production of bread, beer, and wine. There are many varieties of yeast. Bread is made with baker’s yeast, which creates lots of bubbles that become trapped in the dough, making the bread rise so it’s light and airy when baked. A small amount of alcohol is also produced, but this burns off as the bread bakes. Beer yeast and wine yeast are used to convert sugar into alcohol and, in the case of beer [ continue reading Cook’s Thesaurus: Yeast – so now you know. ] Street artist, cartoonist and comic book creator Phlegm is known for his signature illustrative black-and-white style, which he has translated from the page to large-scale murals in run-down public areas. The Sheffield, UK-based artist recently completed some stunning floor-to-rooftop street art, including ‘Whale of a Time’ in the Riverside carpark in Rotherham. Stunning Black and White Street Art Illustrations by Phlegm | WebUrbanist. [ continue reading stunning black and white street art illustrations by Phlegm ] |  
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