Cob: Link to Milk Paint and Whitewash for outside use

Sat Mar 24 12:28:14 PST 2001

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http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Vines/4095/resources/recipes.htm#milk=
paint

Also when i was young i use to keep the horse flys off a donkey that =
carried around turpentine in wooden barrels. As the men scraped the =
trees another came along drove a thin metal device that directed the =
turnpentine to flow into a bucket.

I wonder if this raw turpentine could be used to coat for water =
proofing?

I had seen people dig pits and start a fire in the pit they then rolled =
debarked pine logs which were about 4inch in dia? over the fire. It drew =
out the sap and then hardened. They could then use this for fence post =
for a while. Till they found water oak trees.

Seems a lot has been lost over time . I am so glad for everyone on this =
list. It is so important that people build from the bottom up. instead =
of trying to use goverment left overs. One man said that "All our needs =
are at hand if only we see them"

Thought of Cobble stones and the forms which a person can buy or make =
that allow you to make foot paths. When I did a search on geo polymer =
crete I found where there was a health concern about waste products in =
cements. So I declined to not suggest pharoah crete till I understand it =
better.

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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Also when i was young i use to keep the =
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scraped the trees another came along drove a thin metal device that =
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coat for water proofing?</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I had seen people dig pits and start a =
fire in the=20
pit they then rolled debarked pine logs which were about 4inch in dia? =
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fire. It drew out the sap and then hardened. They could then use this =
for fence=20
post for a while. Till they found water oak trees.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Seems a lot has been lost over time . I =
am so glad=20
for everyone on this list. It is so important that people build from the =
bottom=20
up. instead of trying to use goverment left overs. One man said that =
"All our=20
needs are at hand if only we see them"</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Thought of Cobble stones and the forms =
which a=20
person can buy or make that allow you to make foot paths. When I did a =
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geo polymer crete I found where there was a health concern about waste =
products=20
in cements. So I declined to not suggest pharoah crete till I understand =
it=20
better.</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>

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