mexican survival sheltered greenhouse

books:

The Fifty Dollar and Up Underground House Book

21 reviews
Mike Oehler

Mole Publishing Company, 1981

Beyond 5 Stars--Inspirational, Valuable, Practical
ON STRIKE UNTIL AMAZON STOPS DELETING FAVORABLE VOTES FROM FANS AND COUNTING NEGATIVE VOTES FROM THOSE WHO HATE THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE BOOK BEING REVIEWED MORE THAN THEY CARE ABOUT THE REVIEW. This book is phenomenally wise, useful, easy to read, and plain inspiring. I picked it up this morning intending to get back to it tonight and ended up not putting it down at all. I have bought ...

THE $50 & UP UNDERGROUND HOUSE BOOK: HOW TO DESIGN AND BUILD UNDERGROUND
Mike Oehler

self published, 1978

Large softcover book. Illustrated with photographs and diagrams.

The Earth Sheltered Solar Greenhouse Book

4 reviews

Mole Publishing Company, 2007

Best option for DIY greenhouse!
I have fallen in love with this book because it is the answer to most of my greenhouse problems. I was concerned about building an above ground greenhouse due to the fact that I would have to run electricity to the building to heat/cool it. The earth berm concept is so painfully smart am left wondering why more people don't practice this? This book also solved my problem of a location for ...

The Hippy Survival Guide to Y2K

4 reviews
Mike Oehler

Keokee Company Publishing, 1999

One of the best (and definitely the most fun) books on Y2K
Really I'd give this one four-and-a-half stars if this review form would let me... but I decided to "round up." I like the way the author used a first-person narrative to tell his own experiences of a year-long period to discuss and explore the possible consequences of the Y2K bug. He does a good job of making the case for possible severe disruptions and the need to take some practical ...

The $50 and Up Underground House Book: [How to Design and Build Underground]

2 reviews
Mike Oehler

Mole Pub. Co, 1979

$50 and up underground house book
this is quite possibly, the greatest how to book i own. the author is VERY down to earth and funny, at the same time conveying his knowledge in a very clear, understandable way. of all the underground house books that i own- this one is by far the best suited for a DIY survivalist type such as myself. everybody should have their own hobbit house!!!!

One Mexican Sunday

1 review
Mike Oehler

Mole Pub Co, 1981

The next best thing to being there!
One Mexican Sunday is single-day account of a young American writer who went to live in a non-touristy part of rural Mexico. It tells the story of the author and the extended Mexican family and friends that "adopted" him. Accurate to a fault. Lots of humor. Charming illustrations by Cindy Davis. I've owned this book for years and regret that only recently did I get around to reading it, after ...