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Just starting my homesteading journey. Looking for someone to share it with. Open to men or women but NO KIDS. Commie atheist
 
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I'm loaded with questions;

Region, condition, resources... shoe size. For a start.
 
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Shoe size? 😂 6.5 WW
My area is mostly sugar sand so it’s better suited to animals than crops unless things are grown in containers but at least it’ll never bog. Most of the land is still virgin. Not much in the way of natural resources outside of pine trees.
 
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Is area close to and just outside a tropic of Cancer if in US (or Capricorn)? I like where the climate suits my clothes most of year and cold enough more parasites get the axe every year. .  Outside that do ya know the #1 most useful of all tools for gardening?
 
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Cold? What’s that? 😂
 
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Lizzy Hayhurst wrote:Cold? What’s that? 😂



Guess it varies on what used to. My friend from Sierra Leonne said about colder winter here at 36N east coast that if it got that cold in his country -old people die. Then the men with no shirts on at US football games in New York state in winter, people know are from Canada(heh). From my reference 'cold' meant dropping below freezing a few times enough to damage ticks, and parasitic worms kinda thing as cold enough-
 
he who throws mud loses ground -- this tiny ad is sitting on a lot of mud:
It's a bit like "run away to the circus" but with gardening
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