Living In A Geodesic Dome Home

Kevin Shea lives in a wood-frame geodesic dome in Long Island, New York. Forty-four-feet-tall, 70-feet in diameter, it is equipped with a solar array, a wind turbine, a geothermal system and adorned with reclaimed material--from a garden made of 800 tires to an artificial lake made from crushed fiber optic cables. Do you know someone with an unusual home? Email flora@sciencefriday.com. (Credits: Music by ECPE, filmed: flora lichtman, aleszu bajak, produced by flora lichtman) Viewed 17376 times. See More Videos

Kevin Shea is a retired New York City firefighter with an unorthodox home. He lives in a 93,000-cubic-foot geodesic dome, equipped with solar panels, a wind turbine, and a geothermal system. The home is on the grid, but outside the box. 

Immaculate Concepcion Parish Church

One of the traditions here in the Philippines during Holy Week is called Visita Iglesia (visitation of different churches). Last year, we went to one that is quite near our place, the Immaculate Concepcion Parish Church.

The Landmark

Riding a jeep, you just need to look for this big market on the right side of the street.

The Church Facade

 The Church Aisle and Altar

 

 

This church is one of the oldest and most populated parishes in the city.

Address : Bayan-Bayanan Ave., Concepcion Uno
Telephone : 948-4507 or 941-4870
Year Founded : 1958