John Wells: Solar Cooking and More at The Field Lab

John Wells is about as off-the-grid as you can get, with solar cooking being just one part of many sustainable practices at his Field Lab nearly 60 miles from the bustling town of Alpine, Texas.

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I'm going to miss you so much John. Thank you for showing the world your soul. You touched so many of us. I pray the father has a nice place in heaven for you brother. Rest well.

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best parts of video: 1- Ben!!! gorgeous animal 2- solar cooker. i like the latch mechanism that holds the reflectors on.

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Back when Ben was just a pup... kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5DPlHWepM5njbM

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Thanks for stopping by The Field Lab, Luther. BTW - that noisy bird (curve billed thrasher) in the beginning of the video is now sitting on 3 eggs in a nest in my greenhouse.

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Ah I was wondering about that, so on top of greenhouse your workshop also has a bird hatchery! :) It wasn't nearly as intrusive as the blue jay that kept interrupting my visit with Tom Sponheim and Paul Hedrick in Seattle!

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Thanks for that nice interview. I will miss John big time ​@@SolarCookingMuseum

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Likewise--I only spent a few short hours but it was the high point of my roll thru of TX, and we've been faithful watchers of his YT videos ever since :) @@2skullscrushing