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Month: December 2012

December 29, 2012October 2, 2017

DIY- Cardboard marionette theatre

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Since my heavy surgery, I'm not allowed to dig or carry anything heavy. To prepare for the growing season 2020, my daughter and I have been laying down cardboard, straw, bokashi, leaves and manure to lure out the earth worms out instead of digging. I hope the no-dig method will work as good as they say it does 🙏😊

Experimenting with my new indoor growing light 🌱 The purpose is to at least grow some salads and herbs during the winter, but I find that it also ease up my dark mood: the UV light is having a positive effect on my mind as the Scandinavian winter darkness is hard to manage right now.

Fermenting tomato salsa 👍 #homestead #zerowaste #diy #fermentation

Happy harvest 😍 #apples

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