this seems obsolete @Timotheos

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

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

@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?

Done @Timotheos

This will be done by the end of the weekend. I am also putting an outlet pipe on the original which may alleviate the condensation issue somewhat.

Great idea! I'm keen for that :)

Great work! Sorry, I guess you've seen these now, but I had created T152: Create wheelie bin composting toilet for Tiny Village #2 and T153: Create wheelie bin composting toilet for Tiny Village #3 already :)

I was considering just cutting some timber to size and laying it over the top as they would make a good standing outdoor bar. I will fashion some 'rings' to place over the intakes to filter debris from the downpipes.

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.

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

This was completed during T109: Create Lily Pad using earthworks.

Enquiry sent. Pending dam rupture incident, this will be moved to consideration at a later date.

This was done with a small and narrow pipe, so it will be upsized in T82: Upsize drainage pipe for Tiny Village dam road :)

We used the donated composting toilet from Ian and connected power to it, then welded up a quick shelter frame and screwed recycled corrugate steel as walls.