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A Lizard And A Grass Snake On A Lichen Covered Log In A Woodland In Devon
You have to watch this carefully, because both of the stars of this short film are well camouflaged. We set the camera up to film a lizard basking in the sun and along came a young grass snake. The reptiles here are very shy. We recently saw slow worms here for the first time in the 14 years that we've lived here. We were over the moon to catch this!
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Anna Making Charcoal in a Ring Kiln
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On a nice sunny day at Bulworthy Project, Anna loads and lights the kiln, leaves it to burn overnight and closes it down. Then she returns the next day to unload it and bag up the charcoal. Thanks to the joys of time-lapse photography, this is all captured in a 90 second video.
Traditional Bowmaking at Bulworthy Project
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Enjoy the ambiance of a Devon woodland whilst watching Matthew Yung making a flatbow from an elm stave using methods that have changed little for millennia. This beautiful film was made in the woods at Bulworthy Project where Matthew runs bowmaking courses. The soundtrack includes dulcimer music by Grace Biddulph and the film was made by Fred Iles. Bulworthy Project: www.bulworthy.uk Fred Iles:...
Luxury Eco-Cabin in the Woods
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A quick glimpse at Bulworthy Project's luxury eco-cabin in the woods and some of the beautiful features it contains. With a woodburner to snuggle up in front of and it's own woodland glade with a barbecue and a campfire, it really is the perfect place for a romantic getaway at any time of year.For more details see: www.bulworthy.uk/cabin
Bulworthy Project Presents - How to Make Charcoal in a Ring Kiln
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Footage of an overnight charcoal making experience at Bulworthy Project (Devon, England) made into an instructional film on how to make charcoal in a ring kiln. Film created by Fred Iles. To find out more about our courses, see: www.bulworthy.uk/charcoalcourse
South West News Newsclip About Bulworthy Project (2013)
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This is a short video about sustainable charcoal making in Devon, UK. As well as talking about the process of charcoal making, it touches on the environmental issues surrounding charcoal production in the UK and abroad. Find out more at www.bulworthy.uk

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  • @vineleak7676
    @vineleak7676 Рік тому

    Its way overcomplicated tbh, and not efficient... A propper retort will use the wood gas to heat itself

    • @Bulworthy
      @Bulworthy Рік тому

      Do you make much charcoal?

    • @__jack________________2225
      @__jack________________2225 6 місяців тому

      Looks simple and efficient to me. That's quite a good size klin Produces lots of charcoals in 1 batch. Thumbs up!

  • @kkskoh
    @kkskoh Рік тому

    Is the smoke causing bad impact to environment?

    • @Bulworthy
      @Bulworthy Рік тому

      @@kkskoh it's mainly steam, but has those other constituents as well.

  • @ponyrang
    @ponyrang Рік тому

    Wow... !!! My best friend, Great... We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks Have a happy day! Keep it up! +thumb up3!

  • @georgecarlin2656
    @georgecarlin2656 Рік тому

    Talk about over-engineering something. Just digging a hole in the ground is way cheaper, faster and easier.

    • @georgecarlin2656
      @georgecarlin2656 Рік тому

      @@Bulworthy And you didn't answer my question - how many times did you burn in a hole dug in the ground, since you're so lazy I'm not sure I wanna answer again.

  • @mackbolan6263
    @mackbolan6263 Рік тому

    I feel this process is quite dangerous because of accumulation of gas, and using direct method of burning produces alot of waste. Instead of having a second container inside the kiln for the wood. The direct the exhaust pipe into water to eliminate the smoke and with an out spout which has continious flame to burn out wood gas.

  • @devinmoran59
    @devinmoran59 2 роки тому

    How much was the yield

  • @nielskie45permejo54
    @nielskie45permejo54 2 роки тому

    Thank you for this vedio👌👌👌👌👍👍👍

  • @gelwood_
    @gelwood_ 2 роки тому

    Is the wood green or seasoned?

  • @josemercedmartinezrodrigue9395
    @josemercedmartinezrodrigue9395 2 роки тому

    Gracias por compartir su trabajo, una pregunta la leña está verde o ya está seca?

    • @AdrianGarcia-rk7wx
      @AdrianGarcia-rk7wx Місяць тому

      Por lo que veo o he visto esta verde la queman para sacarle toda la agua

  • @HawaiiLimey
    @HawaiiLimey 2 роки тому

    Me thinks much scrumpy is downed in these parts.

  • @balikutaarthasurfschool5274
    @balikutaarthasurfschool5274 3 роки тому

    Thanks very much 👍👍👍

  • @jakjak6526
    @jakjak6526 3 роки тому

    super informative .... can i know pls on how to know when to close the vent and the cheminey opening ... and how long it took your process to finish ? is it a 24 hrs for carbonisation and another 24 hours to make it cool? your kind feed back is highly appreciated... thx and keep going , i saw a superb end product of charcoal !

    • @Bulworthy
      @Bulworthy 3 роки тому

      In our 180cm wide, 100cm tall kiln, carbonisation takes about 15 hours. You should close off the vents & chimneys when the smoke as it leaves the chimney is clear. When the smoke is blue, you're burning the charcoal, so next time stop it a bit earlier. If you haven't seen it, have a look at www.devoncharcoal.co.uk/howto

    • @jakjak6526
      @jakjak6526 3 роки тому

      @@Bulworthy thx for your prompt reply ... and for the related enclosed document ... can I know please what is the maximum wide and height that we can maximum build and in the same time to give a good quality charcoal and not exceeding a 24 hrs for carbonisation ?

    • @Bulworthy
      @Bulworthy 3 роки тому

      @@jakjak6526 we don't know the answer to that. There are a lot of variables and we haven't experimented enough. Experiment and let us know.

    • @jakjak6526
      @jakjak6526 3 роки тому

      @@Bulworthy will do in 2-3 months ... thx

    • @haripalakurthi1056
      @haripalakurthi1056 2 роки тому

      @@Bulworthy ⁹

  • @shamanking5195
    @shamanking5195 3 роки тому

    what is the red stuff you put on top to seal it ???

  • @selmanismetdhevisarpejayou4648
    @selmanismetdhevisarpejayou4648 3 роки тому

    C

  • @stuartbarton8077
    @stuartbarton8077 3 роки тому

    Very happy for you Pete (and your lady). The fulfilment of a dream. Great stuff

  • @khosrosadi5196
    @khosrosadi5196 3 роки тому

    The girl is so cool.

  • @wenxiao3388
    @wenxiao3388 4 роки тому

    charcoal ball process machine www.briquette-machinery.com/products/charcoal-briquette-machine.html?ricoy

  • @TheAmbulatoryAnarchist
    @TheAmbulatoryAnarchist 4 роки тому

    This is a really bloody informative video, cheers guys. Didn't know you'd done this

    • @malekrassim985
      @malekrassim985 3 роки тому

      Mirsse bokuo

    • @callumedward405
      @callumedward405 3 роки тому

      pro tip: watch movies on Flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies these days.

  • @armouredoutlaw1537
    @armouredoutlaw1537 4 роки тому

    If you're going to make charcoal from all of that timber why not seperate the sizes when you stack it?

  • @mjjayful
    @mjjayful 5 років тому

    Brilliant skill!

    • @Bulworthy
      @Bulworthy 5 років тому

      Thanks! We'll tell Matthew you said so.

  • @joeborja1494
    @joeborja1494 5 років тому

    the tank has a tin floor or is grounded on the ground

  • @joahern8379
    @joahern8379 6 років тому

    Hello how did you go about buying the land and building the cabin as I know the council is quite strict in Mid Devon?

  • @alldaymusicman
    @alldaymusicman 6 років тому

    You should put your link in with your info so people can access your website. I liked your video, it was very informative.

    • @Bulworthy
      @Bulworthy 6 років тому

      alldaymusicman we're really glad that you liked the video. There are links in the comments to www.devoncharcoal.co.uk/howto for people who want to learn more online and www.bulworthyproject.org.uk/charcoalcourse for anyone who wants to come here and learn.

  • @WoodyAndy
    @WoodyAndy 6 років тому

    Great video guys!

  • @Bulworthy
    @Bulworthy 6 років тому

    A big thanks to Lee Matthews for making the video. Do take a look at his website: www.lee-matthews.com

  • @Bulworthy
    @Bulworthy 6 років тому

    More details of the cabin are at: www.bulworthyproject.org.uk/cabin

  • @jackgittens2006
    @jackgittens2006 6 років тому

    I have same name

  • @rogerbrisley5657
    @rogerbrisley5657 6 років тому

    very informative

  • @j.babiweedor461
    @j.babiweedor461 6 років тому

    Thanks for the hard work you put into the production of this video. One question please: What is the base of the kiln made of? Metal or earth?

    • @Bulworthy
      @Bulworthy 6 років тому

      J. Babi Weedor the kiln doesn't have a base as such. It sits on the 8 vents which act as air inlets and chimneys. These hold it appropriately 100mm above the ground.

    • @j.babiweedor461
      @j.babiweedor461 6 років тому

      Thanks for the prompt response.

    • @oswaldcocking117
      @oswaldcocking117 4 роки тому

      ...how long does it take to burn into charcoal?...

  • @Bulworthy
    @Bulworthy 7 років тому

    For more information about making charcoal and a list of British charcoal makers, see: www.devoncharcoal.co.uk

  • @TheDevonblacksmith
    @TheDevonblacksmith 9 років тому

    Keep them comming