“The long hose I’d wheeled there in the hose cart was connected to one of the taps in the park and town water was irrigating the soil, the garlic chives, the sage, parsley we planted and fertilise with compost in the garden bed where the four fruit trees are.‘
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In 2020, we decided to leave our corporate careers and live on the land full time. For this we needed to build a residence. We wanted to build a sustainable house that integrates with and respects the habitat we had built over the last decade. We decided to build with natural materials like earth, lime and stone.










