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Sometimes It’s What You Know
It’s always a little fascinating seeing the lists of skills it would be “good to know after the collapse.” I’m struck that it seems to always have the same handful of skills–all very useful, of course, but I don’t think … Continue reading →
Posted in Collapse, Community, Critical Thought, Lists, Planning, Post-Collapse, Skills and Practice
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Tagged barter, critical thinking, homestead, learning, practice, skills
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Community building
Recent posting (and commenting) on thoughts of Community got me to pondering what, if anything, can/should be done as far as building your local community. I know that there are “sustainable community” movements out there–the Transition Network leaps immediately to … Continue reading →
Posted in Community, Food, Frugality, Planning
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Tagged barter, critical thinking, family, food
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The Island
As mentioned last week, this week’s post is about community. Particularly as it relates to the third of my “Four Points:” your neighbors are a resource as important to your survival as your stockpiles. TheAuthor asked how I’m implementing that … Continue reading →
Diversions, maybe not so brief…
Further yet, in the “ooh, shiny!” files, letting me wander further about the Interwebs and letting you know what I’ve found: There’s another blog out there that has struck my fancy; it’s from a homesteading family (well, the mother of … Continue reading →
Posted in Food, Frugality, Planning, Post-Collapse, Skills and Practice, Survival Questions
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Tagged barter, gear, plans, preservation, questions, scenarios
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