Running on Renewables

ByMiriam

I am really excited about having moved my blog to a new server courtesy of a local business – my own company, in fact – Osprey Hosting.

My blog posts have always been written using renewable energy  because that’s the energy I have – we use a home made wind turbine and a photovoltaic array to provide our electricity.

I was always keen to have this blog hosted on a server that also uses renewable energy however it was not easy to find a solution that I was happy with – until now…

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