[Bioconversion] Re: opinions needed for sustainable-fueledmotorcyleadventure trip

Ken Basterfield ken at basterfield.com
Mon May 2 14:22:12 EDT 2005


Dear All,
In the 1980's I had to spend some time under the arches at Liverpool Street
Station in London. Not  dossing, I can assure you. The Railway signaling
system technicians had workshops there that they used infrequently. The
smell was appalling, like some long uncleaned urinal. In fact not unlike  a
pre Beeching railway station Gents. But it wasn't, it was equine urine from
when horse drawn busses and taxis stood above this spot waiting for
passengers 60 years before. Definitely not biodegradeable. 
On the other point of motorcycles, great idea, but not at all safe on UK
roads.
Ken



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[mailto:bioconversion-bounces at listserv.repp.org] On Behalf Of Paul Harris
Sent: 02 May 2005 04:29
To: AJH
Cc: Bioconversion at listserv.repp.org
Subject: Re: [Bioconversion] Re: opinions needed for
sustainable-fueledmotorcyleadventure trip

G'day All,

But horses produce manure and may be able to utilise some wastes that
would otherwise not be used! We need to take a "system" view rather than
a "unit" view.

Have a good day,
HOOROO

AJH wrote:
> 
> On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 09:36:47 +0930, Paul Harris wrote:
> 
> >G'day All,
> >
> >Just catching up on e-mail and on reading this thought "horse" - not
> >quite a 250 cc motorbike but designed to run entirely on renewable
> >energy (aka grass) with very little fuss (in fact kept us mobile for a
> >few thousand years, cf 100 years for motorbikes).
> 
> I've got a bit behind too. I guess the others have lost interest in
> the ideas. I often wonder about horse transport in how efficient it
> is. I am told transport animals consumed a fifth of all agricultural
> produce in UK. The advantage of a motor is it doesn't eat when it's
> not being used.
> 
> AJH

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