Empty Shelves: an Off-Grid Perspective The way I live, preparedness is a normal part of life, but I’m not stockpiling medical crates or hording food. But that’s not the topic of this discussion, let’s talk a bit about grocery stores and coronavirus. Read More…Read More…
Firewood Planning I have two racks of wood left from this year’s wood pile. Couldn’t have planned that better than it turned out. Just enough to get me through a frosty spring. Read More…Read More…
Spring Chores There’s always something to do around here, but spring is filled with tons of off-grid and homesteading work to keep me busy. Read More…Read More…
Life Off-Grid, Skill Development, and Empowerment Obviously, it takes a courageous sort to live totally off the grid, but even so, we are in over our heads from the start, and constantly playing catch up. Read More…Read More…
If This Wood Could Talk To most people, wood is a rectangular shaped, fairly ubiquitous product that is purchased from the lumber store. Read More…Read More…
Snow Day! And a Busy One at That A Winter Wonderland in the middle of nowhere The fun part about being in the wilderness! Read More…Read More…
Mischief, Mayhem, Soap Sorry that I haven’t posted an update in a while. Been pretty busy as always. Let me tell you about a few of these projects. Read More…Read More…
Lye from Wood Ash, and why Everyone on the Internet is Wrong About It This has been a long time coming. It’s the perfect example of one fallacy of the link economy. Read More…Read More…
Making a Machete from Scrap Steel The machete is finished, testing done, and video posted. A little talk about the process. Read More…Read More…
