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By leela

^{_{Modified on April 17th, 2023 at 7:43 am}
July 5, 2022 at 8:23 am}

Fire Pit

biochar, Fire Pit, Lupin Lodge, smoking area

By leela

^{_{Modified on July 5th, 2022 at 8:24 am}
at 8:20 am}

Lower Lawn

biochar, campsite, Fire Pit, lawn, Lupin Lodge

By leela

^{_{Modified on July 5th, 2022 at 8:25 am}
May 19, 2022 at 5:15 pm}

⬛️ Biochar

activated charcoal, available biochar, biochar, Fire Pit, GreenMe utility, Lupin Lodge

Here is biochar: activated charcoal available to be added to compost.

Biochar is often produced from burning 🪵 wood in 🔥 fire pits.

By adding “#biochar” to any ComPost, such as a 🥗 compost pile,🪣 compost bin, 🚽 composting toilet, 💚 compost deposit, or 💩 commit, you increase the soil’s capacity to support biodiversity.

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Primarily wood cut on property, mostly oak

could also contain some Manzanita, bay, sequoia

Creation Conditions

burned in the Lupin Lodge fire pit by the volleyball court; Could consist of meter wide ring of cement blocks on sand; high ash content

Access Instructions

Char is dumped in a pile by the bamboo-lined fence

Usage Instructions

Biochar must be inoculated with wet biomass to be effective.

Share how you inoculate this biochar:

Copy a link to this biochar and paste it in the Amendments section of a 💚 ComPost, 🥗 Compost Pile, 🪣 Compost Bin, 🥗🚽 Composting Toilet, or 💩 Commit.

Share your ⬛️ Biochar!

By Lupin Lodge

^{_{Modified on March 26th, 2022 at 6:51 am}
March 9, 2022 at 12:07 pm}

LL: Fire Pit

biochar, Fire Pit, Lupin Lodge

This is where bonfire events take place.

💚 ComPost – Leela Maps says:

[…] LL: Fire Pit […]

By leela

^{July 10, 2021 at 5:37 pm}

Twin Lakes Beach: Fire Pits

Fires are permitted in the fire pits at Twin Lakes Beach.

By leela

^{_{Modified on October 7th, 2023 at 2:01 pm}
April 9, 2021 at 8:59 pm}

Cob on Wood

camp, cob, cobin, Community, Community Center, Community Resources, composting toilet, Donate, Earthen Structure, encampment, Fire Pit, Free Store, Garden, palletable cobin, Seating, Stage, tiny home, Venue

Cob on Wood is a community center built for the residents of the Wood Street encampment by volunteers using the “cob” style of construction.

Cob is a process of building with clay and plant matter. Learn more about cob

The constructions at Cob on Wood include:

Clinic
Kitchen
Oven
Free Store
Stage
Restroom with Composting Toilet

The Cob on Wood Project is led by Miguel Elliot, who has built many cob structures throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Learn more about Miguel’s cob structures

Learn more about Cob on Wood

Donate to Cob on Wood

See Cob on Wood’s sister encampment, Here There.

Here There Gardens – Leela Maps says:

[…] Cob on Wood […]

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Fire Pit

Tags biochar, Fire Pit, Lupin Lodge, smoking area
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Lower Lawn

Tags biochar, campsite, Fire Pit, lawn, Lupin Lodge
Read the Note

⬛️ Biochar

Tags activated charcoal, available biochar, biochar, Fire Pit, GreenMe utility, Lupin Lodge
Read the Note

Here is biochar: activated charcoal available to be added to compost.

Biochar is often produced from burning 🪵 wood in 🔥 fire pits.

By adding “#biochar” to any ComPost, such as a 🥗 compost pile,🪣 compost bin, 🚽 composting toilet, 💚 compost deposit, or 💩 commit, you increase the soil’s capacity to support biodiversity.

Image

Source

Primarily wood cut on property, mostly oak

could also contain some Manzanita, bay, sequoia

Creation Conditions

burned in the Lupin Lodge fire pit by the volleyball court; Could consist of meter wide ring of cement blocks on sand; high ash content

Access Instructions

Char is dumped in a pile by the bamboo-lined fence

Usage Instructions

Biochar must be inoculated with wet biomass to be effective.

Share how you inoculate this biochar:

Copy a link to this biochar and paste it in the Amendments section of a 💚 ComPost, 🥗 Compost Pile, 🪣 Compost Bin, 🥗🚽 Composting Toilet, or 💩 Commit.

Share your ⬛️ Biochar!

LL: Fire Pit

Tags biochar, Fire Pit, Lupin Lodge
Read the Note

This is where bonfire events take place.

Twin Lakes Beach: Fire Pits

Tags Fire Pit
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Fires are permitted in the fire pits at Twin Lakes Beach.

Cob on Wood

Tags camp, cob, cobin, Community, Community Center, Community Resources, composting toilet, Donate, Earthen Structure, encampment, Fire Pit, Free Store, Garden, palletable cobin, Seating, Stage, tiny home, Venue
Read the Note

Cob on Wood is a community center built for the residents of the Wood Street encampment by volunteers using the “cob” style of construction.

Cob is a process of building with clay and plant matter. Learn more about cob

The constructions at Cob on Wood include:

Clinic
Kitchen
Oven
Free Store
Stage
Restroom with Composting Toilet

The Cob on Wood Project is led by Miguel Elliot, who has built many cob structures throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Learn more about Miguel’s cob structures

Learn more about Cob on Wood

Donate to Cob on Wood

See Cob on Wood’s sister encampment, Here There.

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