Hi,I'm Alicia also Christian,Bible teacher to women,Widow of 5 years.I live half off the gridWilliam Egan wrote: I’m a 64 yr old man ready to move on after two years of being robbed by cancer of my precious wife. I have 60 acres off grid in the Missouri Ozarks, I’m healthy and very fit and active for my age, a Marine, Christian and a gentleman, loving and kind. I am very much into alternative and natural substanabity and I love animals even though I only have dogs right now. Looking for a loving compatible help mate. Kinda hoping for a younger or at least an active lady with average build and a sweet disposition. One who likes to garden, make maple syrup, do woodwork or just simply love hiking, kayaking or horseback riding. Feel free to message me.
I am from Crawford County a newbie as well.Could be talk more2.5 hrs from.pittsburgh PaBob Gigliotti wrote:Hi, I'm from Pittsburgh, PA. I'm in the process of purchasing 14 acres of farm land south of Pittsburgh, and have been devouring Permaculture books for 6 months, when I discovered it. Anybody from this area?
I am from Crawford County a newbie as well.Could be talk more2.5 hrs from.pittsburgh PaBob Gigliotti wrote:Hi, I'm from Pittsburgh, PA. I'm in the process of purchasing 14 acres of farm land south of Pittsburgh, and have been devouring Permaculture books for 6 months, when I discovered it. Anybody from this area?
I really dont know bc I dont break even.When in the most and not much sunlight in winter.Most of time you do not make much.Katie Turner wrote:Just curious, does keeping chickens actually save you money? Or do you just break even? I've heard someone make the argument that you are actually losing money,because it will always be cheaper to buy eggs in store,and the money it costs to keep them fed and such is more than the money you're saving on raising your own meat and eggs.
.My late husband did make his own biodesel he purchased a used merecedez sedan ran on diesel as well as his Ford F250 heavy duty truck. WE DID IT FOR 4 YEARS.henusedused frying oil,kerosence,and some other things.But the fuel filters and fuel injectors were clogging up.On the Mercedes I was shown how to change the fuel filter and carried a spare.But we abandon it bc his truck after 4 years did not have the same power.I can't ask him because he is in heaven now.Eric Wilson wrote:Welcome Bob!
I have started to look around for a used Ford Ranger. Considering changing the engine from gasoline over to BioDiesel / ethanol.
Really tired of the Canadian gas tax and corporate greed as displayed on the digital sign every time I gas my current Ranger. (Ford should be ashamed of the poor fuel economy and lack of Diesel option)
Anyway, I have been considering making ethanol with a backyard still. BioDiesel I know little about. So, I am looking forward to winning a copy of your book!
Eric