Cob: new to cob

Fri Aug 24 03:28:53 PDT 2001

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I've been on this mailing list for some time, but now I'm planning a =
small cob project of my own, because everyone thinks I'm crazy for =
wanting to build with "mud". I need to know the laws regarding cob in =
Southern Maryland (St Mary's County) and any other info and advice you =
can give.=20
I once had a catalog filled with books on alternative building and such, =
but I can't find it now, can someone tell me where to get another and =
what books are best?
Thanks for discussing use of wood chips, I'm a utility line clearance =
tree trimmer and have more woodchips than I know what to do with. I =
would think that locust would be best, as it seems to harden with age. =
We use locust for fence post.
Anyone in S. Maryland that would like to help just let me know!

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<DIV><FONT size=3D2>I've been on this mailing list for some time, but =
now I'm=20
planning a small cob project of my own, because everyone thinks I'm =
crazy for=20
wanting to build with "mud". I need to know the laws regarding cob in =
Southern=20
Maryland (St Mary's County) and any other info and advice you can give.=20
</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2>I once had a catalog filled with books on =
alternative building=20
and such, but I can't find it now, can someone tell me where to get =
another and=20
what books are best?</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2>Thanks for discussing use of wood chips, I'm a =
utility line=20
clearance tree trimmer and have more woodchips than I know what to do =
with. I=20
would think that locust would be best, as it seems to harden with age. =
We use=20
locust for fence post.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=3D2>Anyone in S. Maryland that would like to help just =
let me=20
know!</FONT></DIV>
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