.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
Bank Account Details
Please write us an email with your intention to donate!
Portugal:
Account holder: Associação para um Mundo Humanitário,
Bank: Caixa Crédito Agrícola S. Teotónio
NIB: 0045 6332 4021 9980 8662 0
IBAN: PT50 0045 6332 4021 9980 8662 0 BIC: CCCMPTPL
USA:
Through the IHC (International Humanities Center), a non-profit organisation with 501 [c], you can get a donation invoice for the USA.
Cheques: please send them directly to: IHC - International Humanities Center, PO Box 923, Malibu, CA 90265, USA.
As reason for payment, please write: IHC/IGF
Credit cards: please call: +1-310-579.2069; Fax: + 1-206-333.1797, Steve Sugarman: steve@ihcenter.org
Germany:
Acnt holder: Karl-Rainer Ehrenpreis - Forschungsgemeinschaft Tamera
Bank: GLS Gemeinschaftsbank Bochum
Account-No.: 400 635 2400, Bank Code (BLZ): 430 609 67
IBAN: DE02 4306 0967 4006 3524 00, BIC: GENODEM1GLS
Switzerland:
Account holder: Stiftung FGB, Verein Netzwerk - Tamera,
Bank: Freie Gemeinschaftsbank, Basel
Acnt-No.: 400.631.3, Clearing-No.: 8392, Postcheque Basel: 40-963-0
IBAN: CH20 0839 2000 0040 0631 3, BIC: RAIFCH22XXX
Tax deductible receipts are available for donations made to this account in Switzerland .
Support Us
You can help build the TestField! It is under construction right now - autumn 2009 - and needs immediate financial support as well as experienced builders and solar technologists to contribute labor.
We also welcome ongoing support as we move towards the realization of the SolarVillage and Technology Transfer and Training Center.
Contact Us
Coordinator: Barbara Kovats
solarvillage(at)tamera.org
Ph: +351 283 635 313
Monte do Cerro
P-7630 Colos
Portugal
Zoom in for details & Right Click to Download Original .pdf File
Ecology
Cooperation with Nature
T amera is becoming a Healing Biotope for plants, animals and human beings. Since the start of Tamera, the ecology team has planted nearly 20,000 trees and created many ponds. Food biotopes, evergreen oases, "Edible landscapes", forest gardens, wet biotopes and lakes are all in various states of development.
T he team strives towards cooperation with nature and learns from the examples of the Findhorn community, of the German ecologist Eike Braunroth and his student Jürgen Paulick, of the Mexican Don José Carmen and of the Austrian "Agroforestry Rebel" Sepp Holzer.
I n a time where worldwide more and more wars are led due to decreasing resources, the terrain of Monte Cerro can become a model for the re-cultivation of ecologically destroyed regions. To be able to develop the right concepts for these large projects we need the support of further responsible experts. We are still seeking support particularly in the areas of vegetable cultivation, self-supply, permaculture in the garden and in landscape design and fire protection through the building up of vegetation.
“If a lake looks as if it has arisen naturally,
we have done it right.“ Sepp Holzer
The Water Landscape Project at Tamera aims to come in contact with the dream of the landscape and to address the question of healing regional desertification, while developing self-sufficiency in the area of food supply. Together with Sepp Holzer we have drafted a vision of an ecological model for the healing and revitalization of the landscape and the supply of food for several hundred people, including fruits, vegetables, herbs and medicinal plants.
Technology
Energy autonomy or self-sufficiency represents the most important generic term in the presently unfolding solar era. Regionally used energies, produced from selfsufficient resources, not only allow the liberation from heteronomy especially to the poorest and most sun-intensive areas of the world, but also serve the development of autonomous inter-linked structures right down to village level.
Juergen Kleinwaechter, physicist and inventor from Loerrach/Germany, has developed a variety of solar systems and components which he has assembled to form an integral, multi-functional overall system – the “Solar Power Village”. This system, a symbiosis for plant growth and solar energy production, is designed in such a way to be able to be constructed almost entirely in the user-countries.
Ecology and Technology Unite
Progress on the SolarPowerVillage Greenhouse consctruction is accelerating. Here one can see some images of the work on the SunRay Solar Collectors and the planting of the banana trees inside the greenhouse. One can also see the beautiful pond that enters the greenhouse on the north side and is surrounded by natural stone arranged by local masons. Pictured left to right: (Paul G, Thomas L, Irma K, Daphna Y, Martin B, Nicolas Y, Paul G)
Technology
The main objective of the TTT-Platform is to demonstrate that the technological knowledge for food and energy self-sufficient structures exists and is dynamically growing.
The TTT-Platform gathers together, interconnects and disseminates technological knowledge worldwide.
The TTT-Platform provides the creative playground for a “Free Lab“ to originate concepts for the future, for example in the areas of vortices, storage of light, the effect of fields on plants, and much more. The goal of all the research is the creation of self-sufficient, decentralized living structures adaptable to all climate zones of the world.
Training
The knowledge developed at the TTT-Platform will be shared in the context of the initiative for peace training of the “Global Campus“ under the supervision of Sabine Lichtenfels. Techniques to build sustainable social structures suitable for peace must be learned and practiced. The training consists on the one hand of learning peace-knowledge, in the context of a basic course while living together in community with people from many countries. On the other hand Solarpower Technology and other sustainable technologies will be learned in concrete terms, in order to be able to implement them in whatever place one wishes to work. This is a meaningful way to create work cycles and work places.
Undertaking the sponsorship of a project or a person, for example from Israel /Palestine or Columbia, will enable them to complete a basic course or internship in the Solarvillage.
Transfer
After completing a sound training, the goal is to bring the knowledge to the places where it is most needed. This will build a foundation of worldwide decentralized, sustainable systems. A network of training places, called the “Global Campus”, will be formed to pass on the basic knowledge for the building of selfsufficient systems.
A sponsorship could finance a co-worker to travel abroad with the goal of supporting the development of a subsistence economy (regional, self-sufficient economic areas) or to participate in developing technology and ecology.
The Tamera SolarVillage
and the Global Campus Vision
"You never change anything by fighting the existing. To change something, build a new model and make the existing obsolete." Buckminster Fuller
T amera is planning the development of a model village on a 5-hectare (12 acres) piece of land: the SolarVillage. A model applicable for all peace villages, it must link research into energy technology , architecture, ecology and social knowledge to produce practical and theoretical knowledge on sustainability and the greatest possible self-sufficiency.
T he planned S olar V illage lake where the village will be located will be linked to technological water experiments (for example, “Hot Lake“ or research into water currents). Together with all other areas of the emerging Tamera water landscape it will serve the purpose of ecological regeneration.
J ürgen Kleinwächter’s Solar Power Village Technology forms the technological energy core of the SolarVillage. This research station has the special characteristic that the technologies will be used, tested and constantly developed by the same group of people in a real life situation.
“In this way practical solutions will emerge that are suitable for the future while simultaneously improving the quality of life.“ -Jürgen Kleinwächter
T he first specific step is the creation of the TTT -Platform :
a center for technology, training and transfer.
The plan is to bring together forward-thinking people from many disciplines, especially research pioneers that do not get a hearing or are even oppressed in other places. Tamera is cooperating in the development of social and human knowledge based on its long-term community research. T he G lobal C ampus aims to bring together experts, visionaries, communities, researchers and students to both develop and apply an education program that can profoundly deepen the knowledge necessary for a positive global transformation towards peace.
Team
Animal Team
Committed Trainee
Freya Voigt
Animal Team
Committed Trainee
Maria Kessler
Animal Team
Committed Trainee
Naila von Mendelson
Animal Team
Emergency
Esther Hauser
Animal Team
Team Member
Wanda Allert
Animal Team
Interface to Human Sanctuary
Heike Kessler
Animal Team
Team Member
Michael Berghoff
Animal Project
Coordinator Horse Project
Almut Schultz
Animal Project
Coordinator Animal Team
Sonja Schultze
Ecology
Permaculture Team
Michael Gerstel
Ecology
Herbal Expert
Iris Wacker
Ecology
Harvest
Cornelia Wurm
Ecology
Aquaculture & Permaculture
Baubo Schenscher
Ecology
Permaculture Production
Robert Wiener
Ecology
Permaculture Team
Katja Long
Ecology
Aquaculture
Pancho Mockenhaupt
Ecology
Seed Autonomy
Lilian von Wussow
Ecology
Water Landscape Coordinator
Bernd Müller
Ecology
Permaculture Coordinator
Thomas Preisser
Ecology
Permaculture Coordinator
Silke Klüver
Technology
Workshop Team
Paul Voigt
Technology
Workshop Team & Translation
Fabian Deppner
Technology
Workshop Team
Adrian Crantz
Technology
Workshop Team
Frank Lehmann
Technology
Workshop Team
Daniel Biefer
Technology
Visiting Specialist
Olivier Paccoud
Technology
Visiting Specialist
Felix Hediger
Technology
Visiting Specialist
Joshua Gottdenker
Technology
Visiting Specialist
Nicolas Ival
Technology
Visiting Specialist
Martin Bidar
Architecture
Architect, Designer
Martin Pietsch
Architecture
Architect
Beate Moeller
Solar Village
Project Advisor and
Tamera Co-Founder
Charly Rainer Ehrenpris
Office Team
National Network
Meike M ü ller
Office Team
Secretary
Elke Genzken
Office Team
Team Member
Sabrina von der Thannen
Office Team
CAD & Layout
Boris Bonjour
Technology
Administrator & Office Team Coord.
Roland Luder
Team Coordinators
Ecology
Team Coordinator
Silke Paulick
Technology
Team Coordinator
Paul Gisler
Solar Village
Project Group Coordinator
Barbara Kovats
Kramerterhof
Permaculture Wizard
Sepp Holzer
BSR Technologies
Inventor, Physics, Solar Technologies
Jürgen Kleinwächter
Tamera Healing Biotope I
Project Co-Founders
"Babette" Sabine Lichtenfels
"Delon" Dieter Duhm
Thought Leaders
Downloads
Archive
Current
August 2009
"Ecology for Peace Research Villages"
A model project for landscape healing for Holzer's Permaculture and for training in the Peace Research Center Tamera in Portugal.
Para salvar o pdf completo para seu computador:
RightClick nesta visualização e escolha:
Download Original
Um die im PDF Format auf Ihrem Computer speichern:
Rechtsklick auf diese Vorschau und wählen Sie:
Download Original
To save the full pdf to your computer:
RightClick on this preview and choose:
Download Original
Banana Trees Planted in the Greenhouse
September 2009
This new website is launched.
September 2009
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2009
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2008
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2007
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2006
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2005
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2004
News Archive
October 2009 September 2009
The Hot Oil Tank is in Place
Sept 27, 2009
Here are photos of the 2000L hot oil tank being moved into place beside the greenhouse!
The Work Camp Lends Their Hands
Sept 28, 2009
This week the Tamera Work Camp is helping out to paint and make finishing touches in the Village Central Square. Irma Knittel is leading the team.
The Team is Growing
Sept 29, 2009
This week Felix Hediger ( http://kuenstlermensch.kulturserver.de/ ) and Olivier Paccoud (from Jürgen Kleinwächter's team) join us for the final weeks of technology installation. We are quickly approaching the Opening Ceremony on October 16th, and these experts are here to work!
Greenhouse East Facade is Mounted
Sept 30, 2009
Visit from the Holzer Seminar
Oct 1, 2009
The Permaculture Seminar with Sepp Holzer visited the Testfield. The group included four men from a Russian ecology movement and a woman from Singapore.
Sunpulse HotOil Arrives
Oct 3, 2009
Installation of Tubing and Expansion Tank
Oct 6, 2009
News
Changes to the Valley Village - April-Sept 2009
We have brought water and shade into the Valley Village in the last months leading up to the testfield inauguration. Here one can see the sun beating down in April and the new situation with the shade roofs casting ornate shadows over the freshly landscaped central square with our small round fountain that will receive water from the SunPulse solar Stirling Engine pump!
Before After
Full Video avaidable at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-C5Gvg9UY0
For more Information you can visit: http://www.grace-pilgrimage.org/
The Grace Pilgrimage Finishes the First Week
Oct 4, 2009
http://www.grace-pilgrimage.org
Next News Item
Oct 1, 2009
ETFE Greenhouse Skin Arrives from Japan
Oct 12, 2009
After some days of work, now the Greenhouse is shining in the sun.
Plant Oil and Hotoil Sunpulse
Oct 13, 2009
After filling the system with plant oil the hotoil Sunpulse runs perfectly for the first time here in the Testfield.
Links
GRACE PILGRIMAGE
www.grace-pilgrimage.com
GLOBAL GRACE DAY
www.global-grace-day.com
SABINE LICHTENFELS
www.sabine-lichtenfels.com
PEACE RESEARCH VILLAGE
www.prvme.org
ANIMAL PROJECT
www.tamera.org/horseproject/
SOLAR POWER VILLAGE
www.solarpowervillage.info
TAMERA
www.tamera.org
Bank Account Details
Please write us an email with your intention to donate!
Portugal:
Account holder: Associação para um Mundo Humanitário,
Bank: Caixa Crédito Agrícola S. Teotónio
NIB: 0045 6332 4021 9980 8662 0
IBAN: PT50 0045 6332 4021 9980 8662 0 BIC: CCCMPTPL
USA:
Through the IHC (International Humanities Center), a non-profit organisation with 501 [c], you can get a donation invoice for the USA.
Cheques: please send them directly to: IHC - International Humanities Center, PO Box 923, Malibu, CA 90265, USA.
As reason for payment, please write: IHC/IGF
Credit cards: please call: +1-310-579.2069; Fax: + 1-206-333.1797, Steve Sugarman: steve@ihcenter.org
Germany:
Acnt holder: Karl-Rainer Ehrenpreis - Forschungsgemeinschaft Tamera
Bank: GLS Gemeinschaftsbank Bochum
Account-No.: 400 635 2400, Bank Code (BLZ): 430 609 67
IBAN: DE02 4306 0967 4006 3524 00, BIC: GENODEM1GLS
Switzerland:
Account holder: Stiftung FGB, Verein Netzwerk - Tamera,
Bank: Freie Gemeinschaftsbank, Basel
Acnt-No.: 400.631.3, Clearing-No.: 8392, Postcheque Basel: 40-963-0
IBAN: CH20 0839 2000 0040 0631 3, BIC: RAIFCH22XXX
Tax deductible receipts are available for donations made to this account in Switzerland .
Support Us
You can help build the TestField! It is under construction right now - autumn 2009 - and needs immediate financial support as well as experienced builders and solar technologists to contribute labor.
We also welcome ongoing support as we move towards the realization of the SolarVillage and Technology Transfer and Training Center.
Contact Us
Coordinator: Barbara Kovats
solarvillage(at)tamera.org
Ph: +351 283 635 313
Monte do Cerro
P-7630 Colos
Portugal
Zoom in for details & Right Click to Download Original .pdf File
Ecology
Cooperation with Nature
T amera is becoming a Healing Biotope for plants, animals and human beings. Since the start of Tamera, the ecology team has planted nearly 20,000 trees and created many ponds. Food biotopes, evergreen oases, "Edible landscapes", forest gardens, wet biotopes and lakes are all in various states of development.
T he team strives towards cooperation with nature and learns from the examples of the Findhorn community, of the German ecologist Eike Braunroth and his student Jürgen Paulick, of the Mexican Don José Carmen and of the Austrian "Agroforestry Rebel" Sepp Holzer.
I n a time where worldwide more and more wars are led due to decreasing resources, the terrain of Monte Cerro can become a model for the re-cultivation of ecologically destroyed regions. To be able to develop the right concepts for these large projects we need the support of further responsible experts. We are still seeking support particularly in the areas of vegetable cultivation, self-supply, permaculture in the garden and in landscape design and fire protection through the building up of vegetation.
“If a lake looks as if it has arisen naturally,
we have done it right.“ Sepp Holzer
The Water Landscape Project at Tamera aims to come in contact with the dream of the landscape and to address the question of healing regional desertification, while developing self-sufficiency in the area of food supply. Together with Sepp Holzer we have drafted a vision of an ecological model for the healing and revitalization of the landscape and the supply of food for several hundred people, including fruits, vegetables, herbs and medicinal plants.
Technology
Energy autonomy or self-sufficiency represents the most important generic term in the presently unfolding solar era. Regionally used energies, produced from selfsufficient resources, not only allow the liberation from heteronomy especially to the poorest and most sun-intensive areas of the world, but also serve the development of autonomous inter-linked structures right down to village level.
Juergen Kleinwaechter, physicist and inventor from Loerrach/Germany, has developed a variety of solar systems and components which he has assembled to form an integral, multi-functional overall system – the “Solar Power Village”. This system, a symbiosis for plant growth and solar energy production, is designed in such a way to be able to be constructed almost entirely in the user-countries.
Ecology and Technology Unite
Progress on the SolarPowerVillage Greenhouse consctruction is accelerating. Here one can see some images of the work on the SunRay Solar Collectors and the planting of the banana trees inside the greenhouse. One can also see the beautiful pond that enters the greenhouse on the north side and is surrounded by natural stone arranged by local masons. Pictured left to right: (Paul G, Thomas L, Irma K, Daphna Y, Martin B, Nicolas Y, Paul G)
Technology
The main objective of the TTT-Platform is to demonstrate that the technological knowledge for food and energy self-sufficient structures exists and is dynamically growing.
The TTT-Platform gathers together, interconnects and disseminates technological knowledge worldwide.
The TTT-Platform provides the creative playground for a “Free Lab“ to originate concepts for the future, for example in the areas of vortices, storage of light, the effect of fields on plants, and much more. The goal of all the research is the creation of self-sufficient, decentralized living structures adaptable to all climate zones of the world.
Training
The knowledge developed at the TTT-Platform will be shared in the context of the initiative for peace training of the “Global Campus“ under the supervision of Sabine Lichtenfels. Techniques to build sustainable social structures suitable for peace must be learned and practiced. The training consists on the one hand of learning peace-knowledge, in the context of a basic course while living together in community with people from many countries. On the other hand Solarpower Technology and other sustainable technologies will be learned in concrete terms, in order to be able to implement them in whatever place one wishes to work. This is a meaningful way to create work cycles and work places.
Undertaking the sponsorship of a project or a person, for example from Israel /Palestine or Columbia, will enable them to complete a basic course or internship in the Solarvillage.
Transfer
After completing a sound training, the goal is to bring the knowledge to the places where it is most needed. This will build a foundation of worldwide decentralized, sustainable systems. A network of training places, called the “Global Campus”, will be formed to pass on the basic knowledge for the building of selfsufficient systems.
A sponsorship could finance a co-worker to travel abroad with the goal of supporting the development of a subsistence economy (regional, self-sufficient economic areas) or to participate in developing technology and ecology.
The Tamera SolarVillage
and the Global Campus Vision
"You never change anything by fighting the existing. To change something, build a new model and make the existing obsolete." Buckminster Fuller
T amera is planning the development of a model village on a 5-hectare (12 acres) piece of land: the SolarVillage. A model applicable for all peace villages, it must link research into energy technology , architecture, ecology and social knowledge to produce practical and theoretical knowledge on sustainability and the greatest possible self-sufficiency.
T he planned S olar V illage lake where the village will be located will be linked to technological water experiments (for example, “Hot Lake“ or research into water currents). Together with all other areas of the emerging Tamera water landscape it will serve the purpose of ecological regeneration.
J ürgen Kleinwächter’s Solar Power Village Technology forms the technological energy core of the SolarVillage. This research station has the special characteristic that the technologies will be used, tested and constantly developed by the same group of people in a real life situation.
“In this way practical solutions will emerge that are suitable for the future while simultaneously improving the quality of life.“ -Jürgen Kleinwächter
T he first specific step is the creation of the TTT -Platform :
a center for technology, training and transfer.
The plan is to bring together forward-thinking people from many disciplines, especially research pioneers that do not get a hearing or are even oppressed in other places. Tamera is cooperating in the development of social and human knowledge based on its long-term community research. T he G lobal C ampus aims to bring together experts, visionaries, communities, researchers and students to both develop and apply an education program that can profoundly deepen the knowledge necessary for a positive global transformation towards peace.
Team
Animal Team
Committed Trainee
Freya Voigt
Animal Team
Committed Trainee
Maria Kessler
Animal Team
Committed Trainee
Naila von Mendelson
Animal Team
Emergency
Esther Hauser
Animal Team
Team Member
Wanda Allert
Animal Team
Interface to Human Sanctuary
Heike Kessler
Animal Team
Team Member
Michael Berghoff
Animal Project
Coordinator Horse Project
Almut Schultz
Animal Project
Coordinator Animal Team
Sonja Schultze
Ecology
Permaculture Team
Michael Gerstel
Ecology
Herbal Expert
Iris Wacker
Ecology
Harvest
Cornelia Wurm
Ecology
Aquaculture & Permaculture
Baubo Schenscher
Ecology
Permaculture Production
Robert Wiener
Ecology
Permaculture Team
Katja Long
Ecology
Aquaculture
Pancho Mockenhaupt
Ecology
Seed Autonomy
Lilian von Wussow
Ecology
Water Landscape Coordinator
Bernd Müller
Ecology
Permaculture Coordinator
Thomas Preisser
Ecology
Permaculture Coordinator
Silke Klüver
Technology
Workshop Team
Paul Voigt
Technology
Workshop Team & Translation
Fabian Deppner
Technology
Workshop Team
Adrian Crantz
Technology
Workshop Team
Frank Lehmann
Technology
Workshop Team
Daniel Biefer
Technology
Visiting Specialist
Olivier Paccoud
Technology
Visiting Specialist
Felix Hediger
Technology
Visiting Specialist
Joshua Gottdenker
Technology
Visiting Specialist
Nicolas Ival
Technology
Visiting Specialist
Martin Bidar
Architecture
Architect, Designer
Martin Pietsch
Architecture
Architect
Beate Moeller
Solar Village
Project Advisor and
Tamera Co-Founder
Charly Rainer Ehrenpris
Office Team
National Network
Meike M ü ller
Office Team
Secretary
Elke Genzken
Office Team
Team Member
Sabrina von der Thannen
Office Team
CAD & Layout
Boris Bonjour
Technology
Administrator & Office Team Coord.
Roland Luder
Team Coordinators
Ecology
Team Coordinator
Silke Paulick
Technology
Team Coordinator
Paul Gisler
Solar Village
Project Group Coordinator
Barbara Kovats
Kramerterhof
Permaculture Wizard
Sepp Holzer
BSR Technologies
Inventor, Physics, Solar Technologies
Jürgen Kleinwächter
Tamera Healing Biotope I
Project Co-Founders
"Babette" Sabine Lichtenfels
"Delon" Dieter Duhm
Thought Leaders
Downloads
Archive
Current
August 2009
"Ecology for Peace Research Villages"
A model project for landscape healing for Holzer's Permaculture and for training in the Peace Research Center Tamera in Portugal.
Para salvar o pdf completo para seu computador:
RightClick nesta visualização e escolha:
Download Original
Um die im PDF Format auf Ihrem Computer speichern:
Rechtsklick auf diese Vorschau und wählen Sie:
Download Original
To save the full pdf to your computer:
RightClick on this preview and choose:
Download Original
Banana Trees Planted in the Greenhouse
September 2009
This new website is launched.
September 2009
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2009
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2008
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2007
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2006
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2005
January February March April May June July August September October November December
2004
News Archive
October 2009 September 2009
The Hot Oil Tank is in Place
Sept 27, 2009
Here are photos of the 2000L hot oil tank being moved into place beside the greenhouse!
The Work Camp Lends Their Hands
Sept 28, 2009
This week the Tamera Work Camp is helping out to paint and make finishing touches in the Village Central Square. Irma Knittel is leading the team.
The Team is Growing
Sept 29, 2009
This week Felix Hediger ( http://kuenstlermensch.kulturserver.de/ ) and Olivier Paccoud (from Jürgen Kleinwächter's team) join us for the final weeks of technology installation. We are quickly approaching the Opening Ceremony on October 16th, and these experts are here to work!
Greenhouse East Facade is Mounted
Sept 30, 2009
Visit from the Holzer Seminar
Oct 1, 2009
The Permaculture Seminar with Sepp Holzer visited the Testfield. The group included four men from a Russian ecology movement and a woman from Singapore.
Sunpulse HotOil Arrives
Oct 3, 2009
Installation of Tubing and Expansion Tank
Oct 6, 2009
News
Changes to the Valley Village - April-Sept 2009
We have brought water and shade into the Valley Village in the last months leading up to the testfield inauguration. Here one can see the sun beating down in April and the new situation with the shade roofs casting ornate shadows over the freshly landscaped central square with our small round fountain that will receive water from the SunPulse solar Stirling Engine pump!
Before After
Full Video avaidable at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-C5Gvg9UY0
For more Information you can visit: http://www.grace-pilgrimage.org/
The Grace Pilgrimage Finishes the First Week
Oct 4, 2009
http://www.grace-pilgrimage.org
Next News Item
Oct 1, 2009
ETFE Greenhouse Skin Arrives from Japan
Oct 12, 2009
After some days of work, now the Greenhouse is shining in the sun.
Plant Oil and Hotoil Sunpulse
Oct 13, 2009
After filling the system with plant oil the hotoil Sunpulse runs perfectly for the first time here in the Testfield.
Links
GRACE PILGRIMAGE
www.grace-pilgrimage.com
GLOBAL GRACE DAY
www.global-grace-day.com
SABINE LICHTENFELS
www.sabine-lichtenfels.com
PEACE RESEARCH VILLAGE
www.prvme.org
ANIMAL PROJECT
www.tamera.org/horseproject/
SOLAR POWER VILLAGE
www.solarpowervillage.info
TAMERA
www.tamera.org
