The Gorgon is currently with Doug at Greayside Mechanical and Fabrication.

I put 2 new blades on to replace the worst two that were opposite each other, but the blade mount disc is damaged and bent, so needs replacing.

Agreed, although a third one might be useful for @Lara's hut, I guess we could deal with that when it happens.

This bin has been made and appears to be working, but the blue lid needs to be found and then attached in a way that keeps the flap sealed.

Some more bolts need putting in.

This should not be necessary since the gates will be removed in a couple of months.

Hey! Haven't had any issues whatsoever with any of the companion plants so far as I'm trying to pick things that animals will hopefully (mostly) steer clear of. But if I do have problems I'll cross that bridge. From what I've read chokos will make an awesome companion plant as it rambles along the ground and rodents and possums generally won't eat it! Defs will give it a crack. So far have pumpkins, zucchini, nasturtiums and several other small native grounds covers. Haven't had much luck with planting over by the toilets (except for nasturtiums) as it's too wet and shady. Will Have a look to see if I can find something suitable when I'm in town next. A native forest type ground cover like the one growing near my front door would look really nice.

No worries. I shall leave it for you

I had an attempt at fixing this, and everything seemed to work until the last command, where it failed. @Ziggy said he will help me this weekend :)

We have some chokos up at the Cottage that we could plant down there :) I'd definitely stake in some kind of guard to stop wildlife from digging the fruit up to start with, though!

I would like to handle this one :)

@Timotheos - I believe this was destroyed due to exposure and was thrown out with the other ruined tents from the upper shed.

What dis? It sounds like something that could be knocked over pretty quickly so let me know if I can help @Timotheos

Eric running like a dream

In light of my post/changes in the other Visitor's Shower job, I think this can be canned as we really only need one project task @Timotheos - will chuck it in to review for ya.

Considering how long the first one is lasting we'll probably only need to swap between the two. You can probably scrap this job if you want to de-clutter @Timotheos

Since the ride is working well I've had no reason to follow this up so you may want to scrap it @Timotheos. Plus we probably don't need 3 push mowers

Done!

@Timotheos - I am perfectly happy with the way the IBCs are at the moment and just very lightly chlorinating them occasionally instead. If in future other people want to regularly use those IBCs, we'll end up having to pump water from the creek - which is fine but whether they're covered or not will need be treated anyway. Additionally, the water is perfectly fine for washing and bathing and it's not difficult to bring drinking water in. Thoughts?

Hey @Timotheos. Seeings I've had nothing but issues with my gas hot water system and outdoor shower - if we're still wanting to construct a private shower for visitors I think it will be best to do something separate. Mine works for my needs but is extremely difficult and complicated to use. I constantly have to repair it and it's just not suitable for common use.

T172: Migrate sanctuary.eco hosting to VPS has moved the website hosting to a new domain, so the server site sharing issue should no longer be present. We now need to conventionally obtain an SSL certificate for the website, as I understand it. @Ziggy has suggested https://letsencrypt.org as a way of getting an SSL certificate from a Certificate Authority.

This should be set up! @Ziggy did most of the work over video call with me today.

The VPS hosting subscription has been purchased from IONOS and the ball is in @Ziggy's court about the next steps in this migration :)