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    • michaelsteven
      michaelsteven @treblerebel last edited by

      @treblerebel , I'm in the next neighborhood also, Nebraska. We had to relocate from Colorado for a job.
      Haven't moved back yet. What parts of. Kansas. You reside? I am really looking forward to crestone, I did a strawbale workshop there We did a strawbale dome.

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        Jake C last edited by

        @treblerebel - Super Cool - co-operation sounds the way to go - saw this guy last night -

        - Having bought Alsoha's course I wish I'd waited - this guy has been a builder for 30 years and gets to the point quickly - maybe I am just impatient - but I never had the one to one communication promised in Alosha's course ... hands on certainly sounds best and if anyone is building or has built a dome in the UK I'd love to hear from you - or in S.E Asia - All best of luck in NE and KS 🙂

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          Altitude High last edited by

          Steve here. There's a workshop scheduled in Crawford, CO from June 18 - 28. The workshops are listed through September, and I don't see Crestone.

          https://www.domegaia.com/workshops1

          I don't care about the location as long as it's in Colorado. Presumably, a workshop in CO will have more of an emphasis on building for a colder climate.

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            treblerebel @Jake C last edited by

            @Jake-C thank you so much for the link! I watched the entire video and it was really helpful hearing that information presented from a different and more concise perspective.

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              treblerebel @Altitude High last edited by

              @Altitude-High I see they’ve updated their workshop dates and taken the tentative September CO date off the books. Wish it were still on so I could attend! If there were more of a draw/interest for the KC area I’d seriously consider jumping through the hoops to host one. Until then, I’ll keep researching and learning online!

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                Jake C @treblerebel last edited by

                @treblerebel Cool~! Happy to hear it helped ...happy building 🙂

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                  Altitude High last edited by

                  How was the CO workshop? Did they offer any tips for building with Aircrete in a colder climate?

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                    Altitude High @Altitude High last edited by

                    That is, building for a cold climate. Things like insulating and snow bearing capacity.

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                    • Ignacio- DHOME
                      Ignacio- DHOME Workshop Instructor Major Contributor Dome Builder @treblerebel last edited by

                      @treblerebel if a host could commit with a full deposit and meet hosting criteria then it could happen. Know of any serious interested parties? Please contact me.

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                      • Ignacio- DHOME
                        Ignacio- DHOME Workshop Instructor Major Contributor Dome Builder @Ignacio- DHOME last edited by

                        @Ignacio-DHOME if you need consulting, I'm available. Contact me at artchemy@yahoo.com

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