Dear biofuel friends,
This is Midori. Sorry for not having followed up this issue. I've
received a few respondents to this message on- and off- list, but I have
not decided to whom I'd like to send the processors.
More people showed interest in Keith's library - sorry if there was
misunderstanding, but even before I posted the message, I had decided to
donate the library to an organization, who had been old collaborative
with Keith and is ditigalizing important books.
Soil And Health Library
http://www.soilandhealth.org/
So what concerned are: JTF biodiesel processors (90L, 15L, and
mini-processors), and the ethanol still.
I want to donate them to somebody or an organization who really value
them and make good use of them.
It may sound emotional, but I'd rather destroy them rather than giving
them to "might as well take them" persons. They are made from scratch by
Keith, and worked on again and again by Keith - hope you understand.
The uncertainty is also an issue - I cannot guarantee the condition of
the processors and the still because of the reason below; I cannot find
the transport cost beforehand either. I need somebody who can share the
risk and the cost with me.
Time is running out. I'm going to Cork, Ireland, to sort Keith's
possession in the first week of March. We need to sort everything in one
week, and chuck everything else by 8th March.
I really hope Keith's works be useful to somebody rather than wasted,
but the situation is like this.
If you really care about the processors and the still, please email me
at <i...@journeytoforever.org> as soon as possible.
Many thanks,
Midori
On 2014/12/16 21:40, Keith Addison wrote:
Dear biofuel friends, This is Midori, Japanese partner of Keith
Addison. I'm looking for somebody who wants to have the biofuel gear
of Journey to Forever, made by Keith. Because of many complications,
they are still packed in a warehouse in Oxford, UK, together with
Keith's 300+ books and other personal possessions. I really hate to
dump them, but as a poor PhD student living in a small flat, I cannot
keep them. So I hope somebody on the list to accept them and make good
use of them. The gear should include the disassembled JTF biodiesel
processors (90L, 15L, and mini-processors), and the ethanol still.
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor10.html
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor5.html
http://journeytoforever.org/biodiesel_processor7.html They are
disassembled, and might be missing tanks or some parts. I cannot
guarantee because I didn't see how they were packed when Keith shipped
them out before he died. Still, there should be enough to help you
easily start biofuel project. We need the recipient to bear the
expense of transfer and related cost. Some additional donation for the
gear is also appreciated too because there's been lots of difficulty
to retrieve Keith's possessions. I and Keith's close friends have been
bearing the cost and trouble because we care of Keith and hate to
waste his efforts. We plan to retrieve them from the wharehouse first,
and sort them out (maybe in Cork, Ireland), then will ship the biofuel
gear to those who want them. (IF somebody near Oxford UK could provide
a storage place for about 70 boxes/220Cuft of goods including the JTF
biofuel gear and Keith's library until March 2015 and help me sort
them out, that would be really appreciated too - but I suppose I'm
asking too much so don't worry about this bit). Please email me at
<i...@journeytoforever.org> (specify "to Midori" in the title) if you
are interested. I really appreciate for your support and contribution
for Keith over these years. Thank you so much. I hope we all remember
Keith and what he taught us. Many thanks and best wishes, Midori
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