I got these last year from a friend who didnt think they would come back after a few years in the basement.. Guess what. They did
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Skills I have learned
- plumbing, carpentry and household maintenance
- new skool photography (digital)
- old school photography (film and vhs)
- web development (K.I.S.S.)
- computer repair, refurbish, resell
- bicycle repair, refurbish, resell
- 80% freegan life (trying for 100%)
- dumpsterdiving
- survival skills
steps to self reliance
- maintain 90 days worth of staple foods
- cheap or free is the price for me
- live under your means
- walk, ride bike, use public transportation
- grow your own food or buy local
- barter for necessities
- trashdigging (dumpster diving)
- recycle from others, reuse what you can, resell the rest
resources and books
- tiny homes
- foxfire books
- Wild Animus by RickShapero
- garbage warrior
- Living the Good Life by Scott and Helen Nearing
- Down and Out in Paris and London by G Orwell
- How to live on Nothing by JR Shortney
sites of relevance
- afrigadget
- backwoods home
- craigslist
- denverurbanhomesteading
- doctor prepper
- gypsyjess
- holy scrap
- homegrown evolution
- misterjalopy
- modern day redneck
- mother earth news
- path to freedom journal
- self-sustained living
- shed working
- survival blog
- survival podcast
- sustainablog (new)
- the good life center
- the survivalist blog
- the veranda
- treehugger
- ubuweb
- vegan recipes
homestead animals links
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2 comments:
Beautiful pictures. How is your garden doing with this heat-wave? Can you imagine how hot it will be in July and August! Whew!
Vikki at http://vikkisverandah.blogspot.com and http://write-a-bit.blogspot.com
I will take pics this week and post.
the food garden is doing quite well..
mulch mulch and more mulch to keep the roots cool.. And water the soil
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