Yep, I’m with you on the indecision re. town vs country. I feel right about just cogitating on it a little more. Leaning toward a “best of both world’s approach. You have your house in Bozeman proper with all amenities close by, and then you share a parcel of land out back of beyond with one […]
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CR, This’ll take some time, but thanks for starting it. A short version of what I’m looking for, see if it jibes with your interests. This is for a tinkering/get the hell out of dodge/hunt & fish and hike and explore and ski kind of property, and a place to live for…a while. Maybe a summer,
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Rad, glad you’re diggin’ old Dot’s stuff. I think she’s a total star. I meant to write no water “to” property, meaning I don’t need a line run in, I’ll do my own catchment or well. I don’t think holding out is a waste of time; that’s how we get what we want sometimes. Unless the deal
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Dude, Of course she is one of my favorite women. She’s a total stud, after her first house burned down she just built another one. We have her listed as a Paleo Treats hero on our Wisdom page. Stoked about your buddies experience with a Lister. Talked to Lee about moving to India and setting up
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“7. You’re pretty hard on the activists, aren’t you? Well, I’m tired of people projecting their fantasies onto me. If you want to be wise and benevolent, that’s fine, providing that you do it for real and not as an exercise in self-delusion. Go make the world a better place in your immediate vicinity, with
“The other thing that bugs me about the welfare groups is that they think that keeping livestock can be reduced to geometry. They like to write rules that hens need a certain amount of perch space, some number of square feet of floor space, and so on. (It reminds me of the incredibly lame propaganda
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Gents, Sir Albert Howard is the father of the organic gardening movement. The Soil and Health is worth the read if you ever get into gardening. Simple and in-depth, this is a man who delved deeply into many subjects to understand the unified concept of growth and life on earth. Awesome. “The main characteristic of
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Feeling the first surge of energy run through me after a meal, I sit down to write. This is a gift not to be squandered, this deafening smashing beat that flows through me, the writing coming off my fingers, sparks in my mind, swinging on vines through lush forests, kicking over clanging trash cans, rolling
White knuckled Paleo Treats for the tree climbing cliff jumping vine swinging hirsute and horrible ancient Homo Paleolithus and his beautiful, wiser and better half, Fem-Paleolithas. Known for incessantly lifting tremendous weight, feared the world over for the worthy war cry springing from the depths of dark and dangerous gyms where (gasp) free weights are
Just stumbled on this, wish I’d kept writing more. Some funny stuff, all of it still pretty much true. Like you guys, I’m a little older and wiser now. Enjoy. NFH There are three things that let you know you are truly alive. The opening shock of a parachute, the sound of a sixty firing, and