[GSBN] Just how big is natural building?

[John Glassford]

RT thank you mate.  In the back of a tuk tuk at the moment in Mai.  Leaving
for Aus in the morning.  It had been a blast.  Love Thailand with my Little
Wolverine.  Been to the Rotary Convention in Bangkok with 36000 Rotarians.
Home to complete a large hall for the Steiner School in Gosford.  My team
has done a great job in our absense.  This tik tuk is vety bumby and it is
hot and humid here.  Love the Thai people they can teach us
what.sustainable means.  So I join uou RT in your assesment add 66 million
Thais to the list.  BTW the Thai girls are HOT.

The Straw Wolf
On May 14, 2012 3:37 PM, "RT" <archilogic at yahoo.ca> wrote:

> On May 13, 2012, at 12:27 PM, Bruce, King of Sausalito wrote:
>
>> [numbers]
>>
>
> I'd say that aside from the First World NatBuilders who are members of the
> associations mentioned by His High-ness and others, natural building is
> quite likely practised by most persons living outside of major urban
> centres world-wide and whose annual incomes are at or below subsistence
> level.
>
> As a wild-ass guess, I'd peg that number at somewhere between 1 and 3
> billion people.
>
> That's BIG. Eh ? (I'd wager that the UN would have real good numbers on
> this.)
>
> And speaking of big numbers, I must apologise to el Lupo (aka The Straw
> Wolf, Huffy, John Glassford) for letting his birthday (May 11 ?) slip by
> again (as I did last year) without my giving him a digital slap on the back.
>
> If it was el Lupo's 68th birthday this year, then I am pleased to say that
> 68 is a very auspicious number... not as good as 88 mind you, but I'm
> making a note right now to not let that one slip by, by crikey. (I think
> that's Australian for "youbetcha"
>
>
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