Here's a tour of the new farm I'm Garden Hermitting on. My main concerns at the moment are getting the irrigation cleared in order to test it, and figuring out what to build in order to survive the harsh Winter.
Read moreI'm visiting a potential new long-term Garden Hermit location where I hope to grow large amounts of food next year. But first I must survive their famously difficult Winters while living outdoors.
Read moreBusking on my Pennywhistle may be one of the few ways for me to acquire food once we're deep into the Borg takeover. In preparation today I have learned a new song which I'll play for you. Stay human (if you want to)!
Read moreA friend came through town and offered to take me on a wilderness adventure in the mountains of Colorado for a few weeks.
Read moreHourglass by Jonathan Roseland is a novel set in the technologically advanced near future about a man captured by the beauty of a woman, and his use of biohacking and seduction techniques in an attempt to possess her.
Read moreHere's an update on my shelter, food and work situation. I also discuss Violet Ray technology from the early 1900s, the BPC-157 peptide for injury recovery, and my new Bikepacking setup.
Read moreIt's been exactly one year since my last video. Here are some limited details about what's been going on since then, and my tentative plans for future content.
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Read moreHere's how I spend my time mostly hibernating through Winter as a hermit.
Read moreThanks to a donation I was able to purchase a MK Kelpie Low D Penny Whistle. It's more difficult to play than my High D, but I love the deeper tone.
Read moreIt's been awhile! Here's a look at the second farm I live on occasionally, and some thoughts regarding my possible future on the internet.
Read moreBeing a part of the continuation of Mankind is something many that love life feel called to do, but this can be done in more ways than direct involvement in creation.
Read moreThe Gypsy Foxx and I found a big open camp site next to a creek in a National Forest. He's feeling better as long as we stay out of high EMF areas.
Read moreThe Gypsy Foxx is helping Jesse and me start the outdoor bathroom which will be made out of cedar poles, pallets, straw and cobb.
Read moreThe world's going crazy, but in my life things are only getting better. I'm continuing to maximize my minimalism, will be hanging out with the Gypsy Foxx soon, and am considering learning Ancient Greek.
Read moreThe corn in the three sisters garden is getting big! Also, we explore some parts of the garden I don't often show you.
Read moreThe weather is getting hot, and the garden is loving it. The squash are sprouting, the peas are podding, and the beans are about to climb all over everything.
Read moreJesse and I catch the Bee Swarm from last night, and move it by hand into an empty hive.
Read moreA local beehive started swarming around the garden to see if they could find a good place to settle down.
Read moreThe sunchokes are off to the races, the peas are loving the trellis, and the corn and beans are just peaking their heads out.
Read moreWe just had several days of rain here in the deserts of New Mexico, and the native plants are taking the opportunity to show their flowers.
Read moreOur community has an acequia community watering system that was built generations ago, and we're going to use it to flood the garden.
Read moreI used to live in an old Toyota 4Runner, and it was one of the best times of my life, but I gave it up in order to step even further towards freedom.
Read moreMeet Mister Toad. He's either a toad or a frog, but he's still Mister Toad either way.
Read moreThe sticks I harvested from the wilderness for the Spiral Garden are showing signs of life! I wonder if they'll root and provide a living trellis.
Read moreI'm going to be experimenting with Magnetoculture in the Three Sisters Garden this year. Half of it will have the magnetized wires, the other half will not, and we'll see if there's a difference.
Read moreI setup an automated system to water the entire garden on a timer, which allows me to go on longer adventures away from the farm without the plants dying.
Read moreI've used the Fugetek Selfie Stick and Tripod for many years not only for filming my videos, but also for converting my phone into a television and workstation.
Read moreThe Spring garden is about to come alive! Peas are sprouting, sunchokes are ready to burst out, and I'm building a completely automated watering system.
Read moreThe Sunchokes in the Spiral Electroculture Garden grew twice as tall as those in other locations last year. Let's see if we can reproduce those results in pots this year to avoid the gophers.
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