This is amazing and shows just how ingenious we can be. Fills me with hope.
Al
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March 19, 2008
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Wow! that is just incredible - so inspiring. I love to read feel good stories like this.
My plan is to make a solar oven this year, but this solar kitchen really takes things to the next level. I'll be delighted if I get to make one meal of porrage in my DIY oven, let alone 20,000 meals a day.
(but then I guess they have the upper hand on weather over there ;))
Hope all is well in Natural Collection land
Love and light,
Mrs Green x
Posted by: MrsGreen | March 20, 2008 at 04:41 PM
Hi Mrs Green
All is well with us, hope all is well with you too. I think this whole concept is fab - if you have lots of sun you may as well make use of it eh?
Good luck with the porridge - please keep us posted on your solar oven!
Cheers
Al
Posted by: Al Tepper | March 21, 2008 at 08:24 AM