[Stoves] Who can bring a stove from Seattle area to the Stove camp?

[Paul Anderson]

Does anyone know of a vehicle that could take a stove (medium size, 
metal, not brick) from the Seattle area to the Eugene Oregon area for 
the Stove Camp the starts on 22 July?

If yes, please reply to me (psanders at ilstu.edu) AND to david covert 
<dcovert at u.washington.edu> who has in Seattle a Safi Jiko stove from 
Tanzania.   This stove is a natural draft TLUD that uses whole Jatropha 
seeds as fuels.

Thanks in advance.

Paul

Paul S. Anderson, PhD  aka "Dr TLUD"
Email:  psanders at ilstu.edu   Skype: paultlud  Phone: +1-309-452-7072
Website:  www.drtlud.com

On 7/9/2013 12:50 PM, Mike Hatfield wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> This is going out to all the folks I have registered for coming.   If 
> anyone knows of anyone coming that is not on the list  below let me know.
>
> Here are a few more details:
>
> 1 - Please send me your arrival information so we can figure out 
> logistics, or you will be on your own!!
>
> 2 - If you have needs, such as a ride, please just reply all to this 
> email with your request.
>
> 3 - We have a few tents and sleeping bags for those in need and 
> camping, so let me know if you need one and I will put you on the 
> list.  It will be first ask first get, but we can always take you down 
> to buy a cheepy at the store.
>
> 4 - I have attached the general logistics info that I sent out earlier 
> just in case.
>
> 5 - If you are going to eat here we have lots of plates and stuff but 
> if you can or want to bring your own eating wear that you will keep 
> track of that would be swell.
>
> 6 - If you can send the $300 in ahead of time it will save Kathryn 
> having to chase you down during the camp (and she will!!) .  Make to 
> Aprovecho Research Center  - Send to PO Box 1175 - Cottage Grove, OR 97424
>
> 7 - Weather should be warm in day, cool in evening so bring both warm 
> and cool weather clothes.
>
> 8 - We should have materials for building but if you need anything 
> unique feel free to bring.
>
> 9 - If anyone has anything else or questions let me know.
>
> Look forward to seeing you in a couple of weeks!
>
> Mike
>
> Participants other than ARC, Instove and Dr. Tlud:
>
> J SANTOS DE DIOS
> Bruce Gardiner
> Denisse <mailto:ESESSOMS at Rollins.edu>
> Pete Lundeen <mailto:susylinn at yahoo.com>
> Michael Gill
> Breah (Sabrina) Goff
> Jonathan P Gill
> Rebecca A. Vermeer
> Margaret Pennock
> Ann Fieldhouse
> Badia Albanna
> Lori Childers
> Thomas Thivillon
> Geoffrey Kiringa
> Rusty Salminen
> Joseph Mkalla.
> Richard Cowgill
> Rod Hanchett
> Dr Oumar Sanogo (GIZ)
> Enga ?
>
> Andrew Beahrs
> Elmar Dimple
> Oumar Kane (with Elmar)
> Denisse
> Pete Lundeen
> Mick Black
> Nathan Kemalyan
> Rich Amos
> David Evitt
> Martin Payne
> Walker  Payne
> Jeffrey Santiago
> John Jordan
> Jen Scott
>
>
>
>
> -- 
> Mike Hatfield
> Director of International Projects
> (541) 357-9857
> Aprovecho Research Center
> www.aprovecho.org <http://www.aprovecho.org/> (stoves)
> www.aprovecho.net <http://www.aprovecho.net> (education center)
>
> Statistically, the probability of any one of us being here is so small 
> that you'd think the mere fact of existing would keep us all in a 
> contented dazzlement of surprise     -Lewis Thomas

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