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The plan is coming together. First comes the raised bed garden, then the passive solar greenhouse.









Im an inventor. Its always been that way. That is my curse.

 
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Looks like good progress! Living in the orbit of Duluth, MN, we're not exactly neighbors but we share winter and your trees could be my trees. Are you planning a deep winter greenhouse or something else?
 
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Christopher Weeks wrote:Looks like good progress! Living in the orbit of Duluth, MN, we're not exactly neighbors but we share winter and your trees could be my trees. Are you planning a deep winter greenhouse or something else?



Yes the greenhouse project is for next year. Ive got too many projects on my plate for this year.
 
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Hi, Ron

That is a beautiful property.

I have been following your other threads so I am enjoying your progress.

You take beautiful pictures.

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Everyone learns what works by learning what doesn't work. Stephen Herrod Buhner

 
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Anne Miller wrote:Hi, Ron

That is a beautiful property.

I have been following your other threads so I am enjoying your progress.

You take beautiful pictures.



Thanks this first year is a lot of work establishing our needs/wants.

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