DIY, Self Sufficency Info

[Southern Breeze]

I found this listed on a forum I frequent. It's 13 Gigabytes of info for DIY, self sufficiency and so forth, developed for third world nations. It's well worth a look.

http://www.cd3wd.com/CD3WD_40/CD3WD/index.htm

[Fox]

It is currently on my HD but I have not yet managed to motivate toward printing.

I found this listed on a forum I frequent. It's 13 Gigabytes of info for DIY, self sufficiency and so forth, developed for third world nations. It's well worth a look.

http://www.cd3wd.com/CD3WD_40/CD3WD/index.htm

[Southern Breeze]

It is currently on my HD but I have not yet managed to motivate toward printing.

That's going to take a LOT of paper to print out!

[kevinkinney]

Wow,

That's almost reason enough to buy another HD.

Thanks,

Kevin- Semi-paranoid son of a FEMA worker.

[Bugbear]

I'm afraid to even open the link... There might be something useful there... I'll go back to growing my cacti and oranges now...

[Southern Breeze]

I'm afraid to even open the link... There might be something useful there... I'll go back to growing my cacti and oranges now...

Ted, there's a ton of useful stuff there. It's 13 Gigabytes of technical development info for Third World countries. Everything from agriculture to computers, metal working, and almost anything else you can think of.
I think there's stuff about citrus growing as well.

[CDNSushi]

Umm... Yeah. Sure. I'll uh, give it a read the next time I want to start my own country. <backs away from Southern Breeze slowly>.

[Bugbear]

Actually, Southern Breeze, some of that sounds like what I've been looking into for the last ten years out here in the desert suburbs. Things like low-tech hydroponics and hydroculture; the use of Opuntia cacti for all kinds of things including water purification; gray water management with passive irrigation grids; native and naturalized desert food crops; and living in a disposable, alumanum box... Oh ya, the compost and worm farm that makes it all work.
I was going to sell the place and move into a small apartment back in the city, as well as, squeeze a traditional kilt and outfit out of the sell off. Then, things got a little weird econemy wise, so I'm thinking maybe I should stay put. I had shut everything down but the fig and citrus tree factory and the tortoise food, though.

Maybe I will click on the link...

[Southern Breeze]

Umm... Yeah. Sure. I'll uh, give it a read the next time I want to start my own country. <backs away from Southern Breeze slowly>.

While everyone's attention is focused on the events happening in the Great Hall, Southern Breeze works quietly in the background, laying the foundation for complete and total world domination.

[Bugbear]

All right, I clicked on the link.

I put the link on my desktop after looking around the site.