Hehe
Yep no
doubt about
it, but it might be a good idea for more of us to try a little "talking
to the
trees". Let's see if Mother Nature can teach us a thing or two. I
believe “bare
foot exploration” of our forests is an important process in getting in
touch with
our local environment. I just finished… Well almost finished reading a
story that
Keith sent out via a link http://www.distill.com/woodhydrolysis/woodprocess.html And I
have to say it
is more than a little overwhelming trying to comprehend the current
state of
ethanol from biomass which includes wood waste products. So yeah, I
take luxury in thinking, while going “way out
there” searching
for alternatives! With so many obstacles in home brewed ethanol I am
beginning to
think it would be easier to find an old diesel Mercedes and switch over
to the
bio-diesel way of thinking. Strange
how we let our past govern our way of
thinking; several years ago I had a Mercedes 1974 240 D (diesel) in
which the
engine threw a rod. Instead of rebuilding the engine I undertook a
massive
reworking of that car and installed a modern fuel injected computer
controlled
gasoline engine and its transmission. It was a fun project and I pride
myself in
the fact that the whole job was accomplished without blowing one fuse.
Well
actually that was a huge undertaking and I had pride in every aspect of
the
conversion. Brian |
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