Have purchased a pressure pump. Picking up fittings Monday. Hoping to have done by Wednesday next week.

Drainage pit about .5m deep filled with river stones. The run off from the sink and toilet go here. The toilet pipe goes under the gravel and should disperse into the ground fine - there is barely any run off anyway (a few drips here and there) and shouldn't be any smell. Some native grasses planted around the outside of the pit would help.

First one down and two to go. I shall create a new task for these. I'm hoping to get about 4 months out of each on rotation.

I have reopened this task because the previous set-up was a bit ad-hoc and has become overgrown. It was suitable for the event at the time, but a more permanent and professional solution is now desired :)

Robert Packer has come out and repaired the dam wall on Monday 23rd August 2021.

I have started making the ceramic plaque for this, and I am thinking on using black concrete as the border around it :)

After opening the screw on the carburettor and starting it like that, it seemed to clear out whatever had occurred (maybe the carburettor had been flooded by my tilting the engine). Turned fuel off, opened carburettor screw, started, stopped (no fuel), replaced carburettor screw, turned fuel on, started engine fine :)

I have sat on the chairs and they work :)

I've finished fixing both chairs. I'll order some more wood screws. All red chairs should be safe to sit on, now!

I have begun this. I have cut the bottom wood for the first of the two broken chairs, so all it needs is attachment using a few screws.

I have tested the scythe by cutting grass around the house and it appears to work correctly.

The scythe was in the upper shed. I have fixed it using the short-term solution: cutting the broken part of the snath and reattaching the blade to the end.

Actually, I bypassed the need to fix the screw holders by simply holding the bolt tightly with pliers while tightening the nut with the ratchet/socket wrench. This seems to have worked.

I just tried changing the blades now. Three of four blades were easy to remove, one required angle-grinding to remove.

Fixed mistake (this issue has not been done). Apparently dragging issues in the mobile view of Phabricator is buggy and does not work (causes them to be moved to the final workboard column).

Previous move was a slip of the mouse, sorry.

Note the Friend Tent sign was sufficiently destroyed by the weather that it was not put up again. It will be fixed in T74: Finish initial Tiny Village signage.

This was kindly done by Adam before the event :)

The Festival Flat sign was put up.