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		<title>Owner-builder journey &#124; A home that would grow a forest</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Five years ago, Peter McIntosh gave me +- 900 sun-baked mud bricks, for an extension to my house. With little start up money, a trickle of income, some plans on google sketch up, a pickaxe and, most importantly, plenty of time, I finally started the process a year ago...</p>
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