Tom Eagle
- "I like a do da cha cha" classic! #brucealmighty 1 day ago
- @kaiserblueeyes @Leighleeboy yes but won't be available for maybe three weeks if you can wait? 1 day ago
- @ecominimalnick I like the green one best! 2 days ago
- RT @rijoblaze: #bloodboiling #bbcpanorama 3 days ago
- RT @rijoblaze: #jft96 shocking ! 3 days ago
- RT @psychovertical: I expect most people hide their homophobia behind the Bible/Koran/jedism - if the bible said 'shag who you like' what w… 3 days ago
Monthly Archives: June 2012
No pain no gain
I’m a keen rock climber, and since the weather recently has been persisting it down, I’ve been visiting the climbing wall to keep in shape. A new bouldering wall called the Climbing Hangar has opened in Liverpool recently, and along … Continue reading
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Tagged arduino, gadgets, no pain no gain, pedal power, phidgets, renewables, technology
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Hydro haven
Just come back from a long weekend in the lake district and as per usual the weather was a mix of glorious sunshine and biblical downpours. While I was there I managed to get a couple of runs in and also a … Continue reading
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Tagged biomass, energy saving, environment, generation, hydro, lake district, national trust, renewables, sustainability
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North south divide
Have reached a satisfying milestone this week in that the north Wales holiday cottage reviews are all complete, although I’m still not even halfway through the total, with south Wales having 5 more properties that the north. I am now … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, cottage reviews, energy efficiency, energy saving, heat pump, national trust, sustainability, wales
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Green gadget
Staying at a friend’s flat in west Cumbria this weekend. As well as living there he is also responsible for managing the whole building and looking after the maintenance, etc. He has been looking for a solution to the problem … Continue reading
Pedal Power Workshop
Spent Saturday of this weekend at the Silk Mill in Derby, an industrial museum. I was taking part in a workshop to create 4 pedal powered generators for the city to use in future community events, after hearing about it … Continue reading
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Tagged energy saving, generation, national trust, pedal power, renewables
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Congratulations to National Trust Wales – Ashden awards
Congratulations to Keith, Paul (my mentors and Jedi masters) and the rest of the team from Wales who have picked up two awards at the Ashden ceremony this week – including the gold award for the leading UK sustainability project … Continue reading
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Off the beaten track and off the grid
This week I have completed another round of National Trust holiday cottage reviews in North Wales, and (most of the time) I have been lucky with the weather. Another 6 properties ticked of the list, and another 6 stunning locations … Continue reading
