Kentucky land steward here, hello :) 42 straight male 5'10 180 lb.

Been living on nearly 30 rural acres for several years now and like the idea of a female partner to add some diversity and feminine energy to the mix.

Open to any age, as long as you have a connection and passion to create and cultivate the Earth and self, in ways that align with all the universal flows towards growth and a relatively peaceful and accepting co-existence with all life. Of course thats the "goal" per say, but none of us are perfect! The yearning for healing, and understanding the ups and downs along the way in a long-view perspective matters most.

I'm attracted to non-capitalist, fit, unconventional women that are obsessed with plants, seed saving, ecoystem protection and rehabilitation, and don't want a normie 9-5 job. Daydreamers and fools welcome.

I do part-time mechanic work, landscaping, and vegetable farming, along with experience in general construction. Been working on all kinds of stuff around here, mainly garden/earthworks related. Most of the tools and equipment a person would want are here, including a rad little 4x4 digger tractor :) ...usually even have an extra vehicle or 2 sitting around. So you can come with nothing, except your ambition!

Ideal partner would want to stay and team up while enjoying taking the time and philosophy to boost up a small-scale native plant and veg nursery/landscaping operation. For meaningful fun, I made and maintain paths thru the entire place so theres always something to go experience or do in the so called "invasives" management realm. No sprays here, chop and drop only.

Herb and veg garden space is at about max size for me to handle, maybe even too big, oops 😊 I especially like growing corn, beans, okra, squash and taters, among many others!

A root cellar and better shop setup are nearing time to begin, maybe along with watever ideas you have?

Lets talk about it all and share a few pics as mutual attraction and vibes are so important! Im not the greatest pic taker, but I think this place is beautiful - great mix of hilly feral fields and some forest. Thats me planting some black locust seedlings in the snow earlier this winter. Send a PM or just reply here if you'd rather, thanks for reading.

Heres some more pics

1st season trying sunroots, might be a new favorite 🌻

It seems we both have ambitions far from one another, however, if you would like to chat about life, the universe and everything, maybe that would be fun too!