Build a cob shelter. Use water, sand, clay rich soil, and straw. Watch to learn more!
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Is it possible to construct a small tent-size structure purely from cob? It would only need room to sit up and perhaps hold a few personal belongings. Anybody have any idea on how many tarps full of cob this would take or how much time a beginner could expect to spend? Help is appreciated!
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