This house was built in Honduras out of 8 thousand plastic bottles filled with mud and bound together with cement. My gosh I am feeling such an itch to make a structure of some sort like

this, at least a teeny tiny one, it almost feels like a no-brainer, but I do have a fear of botching it and creating a horrendous eye sore of some sort in my backyard. But I probably will take a stab at it one of these days.
This next one was built by a math professor in Serbia out of 13,500 plastic bottles and just a little cement!

I think we may have stumbled upon the new brick. AND they're all over the place. AND they're free! Forget Home Depot. Go clean up the creek, and build a house out of what you find. It's the wave of the future.

A Solar Powered Toy Car (Handmade) - video powered by MetacafeAll this I found on
Ecoble.
And then there's my pop bottle flowers at:
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