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surreybrowncap
“Those who believe in telekinetics, raise my hand"
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Books, not bombs
I would imagine it would take a lot of peddaling to get anything worthwhile from it, but hey, worth a try.
Many years ago I remember an outfit called rinky dink who used to provide power for their amplification from a bike or two.
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
I had been sitting on some large DC motors for decades which came out of mainframe tape drives so in 2020 when my bike broke and I was sent home anyway, I tried to build something - sadly it would have needed much higher gearing to produce and useable current - let alone provide any pedalling resistance - and the folly reminded me in any case that I can't stand the boredom of cycling and going nowhere and I opted for walking laps of the park instead ...
Strava calculates that over a 21 mile, hour and a half cycle ride I averaged 232 watts.
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Well I'm on it most days, as is the fella, so it'd be approx 5 or 6 hours of pedal power a week. I know it's a tiddly amount, but maybe if there's a way to save the power generated, it could build up, for use on days when the power is out, for essential stuff like boiling water to wash or cook with.
StoneRoad
heckling from the back!
Sadly, I think that's true.
However, the littlest bike I have has very good fuel economy, especially when driven carefully. It's only 175cc, three-speed and doesn't have much of a top speed. Handling is, shall we say, a bit idiosyncratic ! There's a fair chance that mine used to be bright red ...
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Banana for scale
Replaced shower gel and liquid soap with solid soap and minimal packaging, swapped to shampoo bars and will do same for conditioner when bottle runs out.
We've been only buying fruit, veg and wine from the Northern hemisphere for a while to try to cut down on food miles. It's interesting because it makes you much more aware of seasonality and whether there's been a good/bad season for various things (especially asparagus).
We've been only buying fruit, veg and wine from the Northern hemisphere for a while to try to cut down on food miles. It's interesting because it makes you much more aware of seasonality and whether there's been a good/bad season for various things (especially asparagus).
Sasaferrato
Super Refuser!
When we were kids, everything was eaten in season.
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ouirdeaux
Caring, Understanding, Non-judgemental Type
The world often puzzles me as well.
No, chose not to before I got married.
I don't take my phone to bed either. Plus, I have a dawn-wake-up alarm clock, that gradually gets lighter so I wake more naturally, and it has birdsong and cows mooing on it.
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StoneRoad
heckling from the back!
My phone only comes into the bedroom under certain, very limited, circumstances, most of the time it is in another room. [left on for text messages].
Alarm system is the "dawn chorus" andattacks on the bird feeder, although the clock radio warbles into life as a reminder to haul out of the warm bed ...
Alarm system is the "dawn chorus" and
platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
I've stopped buying South African grapes in favour of Brazillian ones.
What's the difference, in environmental terms?
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HaveMyPassword123
About 200 air miles.
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Books, not bombs
Easter is coming up, I'll only buy British chocolate and British Easter eggs...
WouldBe
Dislicksick
And probably several acres of rainforest.
8ball
Decolonise colons!
Think that decision got made for me by circumstance (though there is a small doubt wandering around out there),
Good to be in control of things, though.
cozmikbrew
Bass case
Go up to strangers,smile,hug them and say "Thank for that",and i mean it,rarely does it get a positive response
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@xThere's an estate I walk through almost every day, which is almost completely made up of shared road/pathway, i.e. no pavements. When walking in the dark, around a curved section with open-fronted car ports on the inside, I walk on the outside of the curve, so as not to set off the ports' motion-sensitive lights.
Yuwipi Woman
Whack-A-Mole Queen
The short answer is yes. One of the ways that potters will condition clay to give it a better chance of surviving a kiln is to mix in about 20% ground up pots. This is only unglazed pots, so there's a limitation. You can also used glazed ceramic to make mosaic designs. Some people do this instead of buying commercial flooring.
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