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Earthship (sustainable architecture style)
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Made sure to visit earthship central outside of Taos, NM and my favorite part of the architecture is the permanent garden in the front. One definitely needs to make peace with the odor, but I love the smell of a greenhouse anyway.
Is it the rubber that smells?
no, the tires are well sealed behind adobe. The smell is from the huge amount of super healthy wet soil all along the windows, its the primary thermal sink for the passive solar and there is a LOT of it. IIRC, the guide said there was about 10 cubic yards in the planters, which is a standard dump truck.
I eventually figured out that NM stands for New Mexico but for several seconds there my brain would only give me "North Marolina".
You never know. It could be New Mork or North Makota, Nest Mirginia or even Nomtana
Nom nomtana