koalas_arent_bears

Yeah "rescue" animals, the same way you "rescue" enemy combatants & equipment. Ohh that poor abused T70 tank, I'd better rescue it and give it a home where it will be loved.

No matter how many critters I abducted rescued the sanctuary didn't get more full, so what happened to the other 30 donkeys? Were they food? Now that I think about it, there was no visible means of food production on mother base, and a steady supply of fresh meat coming in... oh jesus, they were eating the animals.

Edit: My first gilding! Thank you kind stranger. Oh my.

Your house is more than 200 years older than my country.

can adjust the amount of cloth covering the sails by reefing or unfurling, much like on a sailboat.

I don't know much about mills or sailing, how do you actually do this? Do you have to stop the mill first, or can it be done while the sails are in motion?

Are different speeds needed for different grains, and what grains do you mill, is it only corn and wheat or are there others like spelt as well?

Edit: looked up an answer to one of my questions

Thanks for the reply, this is one of the most interesting AMAs I've read - I'm fascinated by the really old ways of doing things.

If I was traveling I'd pay to stay in that :)