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I found a cool article on stone age living!

 
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https://www.outsideonline.com/2411125/lynx-vilden-stone-age-life?utm_source=pocket-newtab#close

I envy this lady a bit. And I totally understand.
 
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Not bad Ryan.  That was a cool little article!

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I learned about her several years ago but did not follow up.  Glad she's still out there!  Thanks for posting this.

 
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yeah this was a good one. i read that one a few days ago where someone else had linked it towards me..its well written and explores some interesting things...
 
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Funny part is Twisp is near me, I know exactly where they are talking about.
 
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Nice article. Thanks.
 
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Hi everyone!  Thank you for sharing this article.  I thoroughly enjoyed the read and went on to check out her website and the courses she offers.  She sounds like an amazing woman!
 
Tell me how it all turns out. Here is a tiny ad:
Heat your home with the twigs that naturally fall of the trees in your yard
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