Podcasts about thatched

Farmers this year are growing less oilseed rape than they have for the last 30 years. That is partly due to the expense of growing it, the dreadful wet weather preventing crops getting established, and the fact that it succumbs to the Cabbage Stem Flea Beetle. A group in Scotland however are growing it organically - so how do they do it?Thatched buildings are a common sight in many rural areas, but a shortage of seasonal labour, materials and outdated machinery are some of the modern-day challenges facing a thatcher today, according to a report by Historic England which warns that the traditional industry could be at risk. And campaigners fighting for the clean-up of thousands of tonnes of illegally dumped waste in a Kent woodland are threatening legal action against the Environment Agency. Presented by Anna Hill Produced by Alun Beach

Alex Kerr is a living treasure of knowledge about all things Japan- especially Japanese culture, traditional houses, community development, village life and the arts.In this talk, Alex shares insights about his latest book which features unknown destination gems in Japan which still retain their traditional charms - called HIDDEN JAPAN. Alex Kerr has published many iconic books about Japan which are both critical AND full of admiration for a country, people and culture he deeply loves. He has been writing about Japan for over 30 years and this is the latest of a series of books among favorites like Lost Japan and Dogs & Demons. See the talk here on YouTube(Links below Timestamps)00:00 Welcome back Alex Kerr00:15 Dogs & Demons Tourism Prediction 02:40 Standing on shoulders of giants03:00 author Shirasu Masako 04:30 How did you choose only 10?05:00 How have your books effected people?07:30 If you love Japan - get mad to protect it09:30 What does it take to do projects in Japan?11:11 Zero-dollar tourism 14:30 Osaka Tourism Expo15:50 Tourism to rebuild community18:30 Hurdles to start a guest house22:40 Akita & BUTOH 26:50 Jomon era connection to Butoh30:30 Grants & Funding for projects32:30 Village Japan / Lost Japan34:20 What's REAL about Japan now?35:00 Stunning trees in Japan39:00 Appreciating non-famous spots40:10 Is Japan small?

In time, he forgot about his father and the palace.  

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Ann-Marie received a text from Eir notifying her of a €5.99 charge for paper bills. Brian woke up with Sudden Hearing Loss and thinks the current Specsavers Ad for hearing aids makes fun of people dealing with hearing loss. Lisa was disappointed by comments on Home Of The Year regarding the restoration of a thatched cottage.

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A family holiday in Turkey turned into a nightmare for Elaine, Dean and Mike when strangers attempted to abduct one of their children; Home-owners explain how it is becoming increasingly impossible to get insurance on thatched properties

That was Matt Whelan and Phil Doran, two thatchers giving their view on the Thatched Cottage crisis. There are only 1,000 thatched cottages left in the country. Some owners can't get cover or are being quoted up to €8,500 and can't afford it so switch to a metal roof. There is now only one insurance company offering cover meaning some Irish owners could lose everything in a fire or storm. How important are thatched cottages for our history, heritage and tourism and what would it mean if they all disappeared? Henry McKean has been out and about for us visiting thatched cottage owners and he joins us now.

The owner of a 200 year-old thatched cottage at Carrowcrory in Ballinafad says its future is uncertain as no company will insure it. Claire Roche says it's a shame that such houses are in jeopardy because of this, and insists they need to be preserved

Recently Marion had a conversation with Neil Hewitt and Charles Chalcraft about surveying thatched properties and fire safety concerns involved in those surveys. Neil Hewitt is a Suffolk-based independent residential building surveyor who offers the RICS Building Survey. It is the highest level of survey offered under the RICS format that is particularly recommended for older properties. He specialises in older period properties, in particular local Suffolk timber frame and thatched houses. Charles Chalcraft is a retired master thatcher who is trained as a home inspector. He now trains property professionals including surveyors how to survey properties with thatched roofs. He specialises in building surveys on older properties - cob and stone rubble that are thatched. He is also the technical advisor to the Devon and Cornwall Master Thatchers Association. What we cover: - How thatched roofing begin in the UK - Why thatched properties are appealing and what are the downsides? - Who is qualified to survey thatched properties - The causes of thatch fire and what homeowners can do about it Connect with Neil Hewitt: - Website http://www.neilhewittsurveyor.co.uk/ - LinekdIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/neil-h-b5517021/ Connect with Charles Chalcraft: - LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-chalcraft-3849b520b/ - Website: http://www.thatchedhomeinspector.co.uk/ Connect with Marion Ellis: - LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/marion-ellis-love-surveying-surveyor-hub - Instagram https://www.instagram.com/love_surveying/ - Facebook https://www.facebook.com/love_surveying/ - Email marion@lovesurveying.com Resources: - Devon & Cornwall Master Thatcher Association: https://www.devonandcornwallmta.co.uk/ - The East Anglia Master Thatchers Association: https://www.eamta.co.uk/ - National Society of Master Thatchers: https://nsmtltd.co.uk/ - National Farmers Union (NFU): https://www.nfuonline.com/ - Historic England: https://historicengland.org.uk/ - Join the monthly Surveyors Get Visible Masterclass https://calendly.com/love-surveying/surveyors-get-visible-masterclass - Sign up for The Surveyor Hub newsletter: https://lovesurveying.com/contact/ - Support The Surveyor Hub https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheSurveyorHub - Join The Surveyor Hub Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/the.surveyor.hub.love.surveying

Recently Marion had a conversation with Neil Hewitt and Charles Chalcraft about surveying thatched properties and fire safety concerns involved in those surveys. Neil Hewitt is a Suffolk-based independent residential building surveyor who offers the RICS Building Survey. It is the highest level of survey offered under the RICS format that is particularly recommended for older properties. He specialises in older period properties, in particular local Suffolk timber frame and thatched houses. Charles Chalcraft is a retired master thatcher who is trained as a home inspector. He now trains property professionals including surveyors how to survey properties with thatched roofs. He specialises in building surveys on older properties - cob and stone rubble that are thatched. He is also the technical advisor to the Devon and Cornwall Master Thatchers Association. What we cover:  - How thatched roofing begin in the UK - Why thatched properties are appealing and what are the downsides? - Who is qualified to survey thatched properties - The causes of thatch fire and what homeowners can do about it Connect with Neil Hewitt:  - Website http://www.neilhewittsurveyor.co.uk/  - LinekdIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/neil-h-b5517021/  Connect with Charles Chalcraft:  - LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-chalcraft-3849b520b/ - Website: http://www.thatchedhomeinspector.co.uk/ Connect with Marion Ellis: - LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/marion-ellis-love-surveying-surveyor-hub - Instagram https://www.instagram.com/love_surveying/ - Facebook https://www.facebook.com/love_surveying/ - Email marion@lovesurveying.com   Resources: - Devon & Cornwall Master Thatcher Association: https://www.devonandcornwallmta.co.uk/ - The East Anglia Master Thatchers Association: https://www.eamta.co.uk/ - National Society of Master Thatchers: https://nsmtltd.co.uk/ (https://nsmtltd.co.uk/) - National Farmers Union (NFU): https://www.nfuonline.com/ (https://www.nfuonline.com/) - Historic England: https://historicengland.org.uk/ - Join the monthly Surveyors Get Visible Masterclass https://calendly.com/love-surveying/surveyors-get-visible-masterclass   - Sign up for The Surveyor Hub newsletter: https://lovesurveying.com/contact/  - Support The Surveyor Hub https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheSurveyorHub - Join The Surveyor Hub Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/the.surveyor.hub.love.surveying

JW leads this delve into a rare installation topic. Thatched buildings and the things we need to consider.

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easygerman.fm/73 — Während Cari heute aus einer selbstgebauten Höhle auf Sylt aufnimmt, hat Manuel seinen Kleiderschrank in ein Tonstudio umfunktioniert. Im Follow-Up geht es mal wieder um unsere begehrte Wandermedaille und um den US-Bundesstaat Ohio. Danach widmen wir uns unseren Traum-Reisezielen. Im Moment ist es zwar nur schwer möglich, zu reisen, aber man kann ja schon mal träumen und planen. Zum Abschluss sprechen wir über das Thema Tattoos, bei dem es einige Überraschungen gibt… Transkript und Vokabeln Unterstütze den Easy German Podcast mit $2 pro Woche und du bekommst unsere Vokabelhilfe, das volle Transkript und Bonus Material: easygerman.org/membership Reisefantasien Panamericana (Wikipedia) Eure Fragen Abishek aus Indien fragt: Wollen wir uns jemals tätowieren lassen? Wie man eine Tätowierung sticht | SWR Handwerkskunst (YouTube) Hast du eine Frage an uns? Auf easygerman.fm kannst du uns schreiben oder uns eine Audio-Datei schicken. Hast du ein Feedback zur Episode? Schreib uns einen Kommentar auf Patreon oder unter den Show Notes! Transkript Intro Cari: [0:17] Hallo Manuel. Manuel: [0:19] Hallo Cari. Cari: [0:21] Ich fange an mit einem gespenstischen Gespenster-Geräusch. Manuel: [0:26] Wie machen denn Gespenster? Cari: [0:29] Huuuuh. So wie in so einem Horrorfilm. Ich sitze nämlich heute in einer Höhle. Manuel: [0:34] Was denn für eine Höhle?Cari:[0:36] In einer Höhle am Meer.Manuel:[0:36] Ich höre aber kein Meer. Cari: [0:41] Ja, das ist noch ein paar Kilometer weg. Ich bin gerade an der Nordsee, Manuel und mache hier Urlaub mit meiner Familie. Und heute muss ich ein bisschen improvisieren mit meinem Equipment. Ich habe jetzt hier meinen Rechner vor mir stehen, ich habe das Mikrofon aufgebaut und daneben, neben dem Rechner, steht ein großer Lampenschirm mit einem Metallsockel und über diesen Lampenschirm ist eine Bettdecke gespannt. Und ein Handtuch hat Janusz noch drüber gehangen, also ich bin sozusagen in einer Höhle. Manuel: [1:18] Das ist witzig, also so Höhlen hat man sich als Kind ja auch gerne gebaut und witzigerweise bin ich heute auch nicht in unserem Studio, sondern zu Hause und spreche, wie man das so macht, in meinen Kleiderschrank, damit wir astreine Audioqualität wie gewohnt liefern können. Cari: [1:39] Macht man das so? Man spricht in einen Kleiderschrank? Manuel: [1:42] Ja, da ist halt schön trockener Sound so, hoffe ich zumindest. Ich hatte nicht so viel Zeit, das zu testen. Ich hoffe, es klingt gut. Cari: [1:49] Also für mich klingst du sehr gut. Wie klinge ich? (Auch sehr gut.) Vielleicht sollten wir immer in einer Höhle aufnehmen. Manuel: [1:52] Wie ist es denn? Auf Sylt seid ihr, ne? Da haben wir auch schon mal drüber geredet, über die Insel. Sylt Cari: [2:01] Genau, das ist eine Insel, die größte Insel an der, in der, an der, in der Nordsee. Und ja, also, ist ganz schön hier. Es ist halt, ja. Das Schönste ist das Meer, man kann viel Fahrrad fahren, ansonsten zeichnet die Insel aus: kleine Häuser, dicke Autos. Das ist mir noch so mal, noch mal so aufgefallen. Hier gibt es nämlich diese typisch deutschen, diese typisch norddeutschen Reetdachhäuser. Das sind so Häuser, wo du noch auf dem Dach Stroh … wie nennt man das? So was wie Stroh hast, also, das heißt, das Dach ist aus Pflanzen gemacht. (Reet.) Reet heißt das, ja. Wie heißt das denn auf Englisch? Heißt das nicht, heißt das "reed"? Manuel: [2:51] Ich guck mal, wie schreibt man das denn auf Deutsch? R… "reeds". Cari: [2:56] "Thatched-roof" heißt das. (Okay.) Ja. Das können wir ruhig mal übersetzen, denn das ist so eine spezielle Vokabel, die muss wahrscheinlich jeder nachgucken. Ja, in so einem Haus wohne ich jetzt und diese Häuser sind generell sehr klein, also die sind nicht so hoch. Und die ganze Insel ist sehr schön, weil es gibt viele alte, kleine Häuser und gleichzeitig ist diese Insel aber sehr populär für Menschen, die Geld haben und gerne Auto fahren, würde ich mal sagen, denn es ist die einzige Insel in Deutschland, auf die man mit einem Auto … nee warte, jetzt muss ich mal nachdenken. Auf andere Inseln kann man auch, aber es gibt viele Inseln, auf die kann man nicht mit einem Auto fahren, was sehr angenehm ist, weil dann fährst du halt nur Fahrrad oder mit so kleinen …Support Easy German and get interactive transcripts, live vocabulary and bonus content: easygerman.org/membership

Joe chats to Aoife Mcnamara about her new studio and shop she is setting up in a thatched cottage. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Houses, Miss Read, Beverley Nichols! In the first half of today’s episode, we look at whether we prefer novels that stay in one house or those that go all over the place. In the second half, we explore two novels

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Nick and I discuss the Oxford and Gillingham games whilst sat on the rooftop terrace of the Thatched in Poulton whilst awaiting the coach to Rochdale away.

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The TWiP professors solve the case of the Woman With Intracellular Ring Forms, and explore the role of Coxiella and Rickettsia endosymbionts in acquisition of Babesia by ticks. Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Dickson Despommier, and Daniel Griffin Become a patron of TWiP. Links for this episode: Endosymbionts and Babesia in ticks (Front Microbiol) Q fever with Robert Heintzen (TWiM Special) Hero: Percy Garnham Image credit Letters read on TWiP 157 Case Study for TWiP 157 Back to Thailand. Housewife, complaint has multiple red bumps on body, intense itching, worse at night. On head, legs, upper chest. Also does not feel well, feverish, muscle aches, difficulty breathing. Moved into abandoned residence, symptoms began a few days later. Many coconut husks around. Thatched roof. Husband and children developed similar symptoms. No med/surg history, no allergies. No meds. Unused mattresses, rat nests around. No toxic habits, no travel. No pets. On exam: not febrile, not toxic, increased heart, breathing comfortably. Has multiple red papules, central punctum. Labs unremarkable. Diff: unremarkable 6% eosinophils. Skin scraping from lesion on chest done. Send your case diagnosis, questions and comments to twip@microbe.tv Music by Ronald Jenkees

Mark and Euan with stories from Gigha, Orkney, the Isle of May and beyond.

Master thatcher, Stephen Letch, tells us about the history of thatching, the materials and techniques involved, and how it can be used today.  Check out the show notes for more information. 

If you want to live in a thatched cottage in rural Denmark, you'll find a lot to choose from. Finding an apartment in downtown Copenhagen is harder. The post A thatched roof over your head: How to find a place to live in Denmark - Podcast #11 appeared first on How to Live in Denmark.

Verse 13 Just as rain breaks through an ill-thatched house, so passion penetrates an undeveloped mind.Verse 14 Just as rain does not break through a well-thatched house, so passion never penetrates a well-developed mind. (Translated by Acharya Buddharakkhita)Our podcasts: https://podcast.sirimangalo.org/ How To Meditate Booklet: https://htm.sirimangalo.org/ Our Meditation Community and At-Home Meditation Course signup page: https://meditation.sirimangalo.org/ Our Website: https://www.sirimangalo.org/ Supporting This Work: https://www.sirimangalo.org/support Translations from: https://suttacentral.net/dhp1-20/en/buddharakkhita#13