Comments on: A House Springs Up

By: Ric Booth

Ric Booth — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 04:57:20 +0000

Great work! You lot are an inspirational mix of music and craft.

I’m a village boy, musician, and green woodwork fan so reading your log, mid morning in London, just sets me dreaming…

Thanks

Ric

By: Tommy C

Tommy C — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 13:14:56 +0000

Hi ed, will and rose and all your merry band!.. and a very belated happy Birthday to young Will!

Looks like you guys have yo’ st**ks well-and-truly together! Any luck making a sledge? Me and Hannah very much hope you can come and join us in the bluebells for our nuptuals, back in homesville. I would like you to take a moment, if you will, and picture a desk with a screen, on a floor full of other identical desks with screens, in a building with many identical floors, in a town with many identical buildings, in a city, conurbated out of hundreds of identical towns… That desk is where I spend my days… and where I am right now.

I hope we can bring our little posse to come and visit as the weather warms. We are looking for a mazda bongo bus for the family Wharf, and once we find “the one”, we will come a-camping at your gaff in the woods!

As always, much love,
Tom (and probably Hannah and Jim as well, but they are not actually here to confirm it) ;-)

By: Olivia Cliff

Olivia Cliff — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 18:10:21 +0000

Me heart cockles are right thoroughly warmed to read of thy wonderous woodland nesting, inspirational winter ‘resting’.
I for one and all wood like to come visit thee soon into the new year….

Blessings of warm hands and feet and heads and hearts to ye all.

Kushti Bok

Love, Light and Laughter,
Livs

By: Thelma

Thelma — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 16:39:21 +0000

Hi Will

Your Dad would be proud of your achievements! We are watching your website with interest. Many of my childhood holidays were spent in Radnorshire and I loved it (although then it rained every day, in my memory, except for my birthday which always came whilst we were away).

Thanks for speedy posting of CDs. Will advertise further!

Thelma

By: Linda Hall

Linda Hall — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 23:38:37 +0000

Brilliant. It all sounds wonderful and so …..right. I envy you the freedom from clutter and the vast mounds of paper that accumulate when you’re not looking. So much for the paper-free society! We’re doing our tiny little bits in the same direction – expanding the veg plots, with a good compost heap in a stackable bin made by our son-in-law, and a composting loo installed in the old privy. Though I must admit I haven’t used that much since it turned cold. I should be braver ……. Look forward to getting the CD whenever you get to the post – I’ve told my husband he can give it to me for my birthday next month!
Hope your canvas stays more waterproof than not. Have a brilliant Christmas.
Linda (from the wet Gwent levels!)

By: Maggy and Shaun Small

Maggy and Shaun Small — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 20:48:47 +0000

Keep going boys and girls! Glad you have managed to build a cosy nest. We think you are mad but very brave!!It’s very cold here in Milan at the moment but we are warm inside. Just using up too much energy and it is thought provoking to see how you are keeping warm. Will get a CD but not tonight as must go to bed now.
Happy Christmas to you all.
Maggy and Shaun

By: kim guy

kim guy — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 18:39:51 +0000

what a continued source of joy and inspiration you guys are – just ordered your CD! you are (as you probably know) becoming legends!
huzzah! wishing you a spectacular solstice and beyond.
Go well, with mirth and music
love from Lostwithiel Kim (Not Dominingo Kim, t’other one!)

By: angela plowman

angela plowman — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:28:49 +0000

Wow! you guys have being doing some awsome work in the woods! Hope your bivouac keeps out the wintry elements and you stay warm, dry and toasty! With many good wishes for a joyful Yuletide and for many exciting & enriching adventures in 2010.

Angela