Thursday, July 26th (10:00 AM) – Monday, July 30th (3:00 PM), 2012
In collaboration with Donna Hasbrouck, Stone Mason
Owner of Authentic Stone and Brickwork, Lopez Island
We will build a wood-fired baking oven using traditional cob made from sand, clay, straw, and manure and using a blend of old world designs and methods. Your instructor, Donna Hasbrouck, is an experienced mason who builds baking ovens from stone, brick or cob. The masonry oven base for the oven we will build is already constructed.
Farm-Grown Food
Biodynamic farms are all about food that is life-giving, nutritionally whole and pure. Delicious and healthy breakfasts, lunches and dinners, including pizza, will be prepared communally in our barn kitchen and mobile cob oven from meats, grains, vegetables, and dairy products grown biodynamically on the farm.
Housing
We offer accomodations in campsites with access to composting toilet and running water, two shared bunkhouses (byo bedding), and a studio apartment for two with private bathroom and Pullman kitchen (we provide the bedding).
Cost
The total cost of the five-day workshop, including food, tent space, instruction and materials is $245 per person. A bed in a bunkhouse is available at $40 per person, and rental of the studio apartment at $150.
Schedule
Day One (Thursday) will begin at 10am to allow for travel to the island, and no breakfast will be served. Day Two-Five (Friday-Monday), breakfast will be prepared and served at 7:30am, work will begin at 8:30am and end at 5pm. However, on the last day (Monday), the workshop will end at 3pm to allow for return travel.
Registration
Enrollment is limited to six participants.
Early registration is advised to reserve a space.
For registration, contact: Henning Sehmsdorf
360-468-3335