[Cob] wiki-tiki site

[Mary Hooper]

Janet...the way you explain it sounds quite exciting to me, who has  
not even started to mush mud for my cob fairy house or oven, despite  
my house sitting on a mine of clay soil.
	With what you propose, if we can get those who do the research to  
enter it into the site, (which is one more task that takes more time  
out of busy days, sadly) then people like me,  isolated in the  
boonies miles from other cob enthusiasts, will  have  helpful  
information to begin the process of getting local approval. I have  
been looking at land and when i find the piece with southern exposure  
and a water supply, I hope it has clay soil, too.

  Coblist is great for making contacts all over the place and  
learning a bit at a time, but this new format will be a good  
geographical reference tool, also. It has a different function than  
coblist and is most welcome. Thanks for being a do-er instead of a  
contemplat-or!

MJ Hooper

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