Glenn Koenig

Is that in Ohio?

6'0" average build leaning thin.

Looking for a woman within an hour or maybe 2 hours at most drive. I'm actually in Henry county Kentucky but I'm in Louisville a lot and I'm only about an hour from Cincinnati.

I have my own house (rented) and a couple thousand Sqft of garden where I love to grow some of my own food.
I've been studying permaculture and natural farming for several years and have had a hard time finding many women who are even into gardening let alone permaculture.


I'm newly single from an embarrassingly short marriage.

If anyone would like to get to know me better I'd love to chat.
I don't mind sending pictures but don't want to post one.

Ok, I am just throwing it out there that I would LOVE to hear a podcast where Paul interviews Arthur Haines of arthurhaines.com if you've never heard of him, he is an excellent authority on paleo diet especially wild crafted foods, from identification, to harvest,to processing, he is incredible, check out his youtube! I emailed him and he is down to do a podcast. I gave him Adrian's email, but not sure what came of that.

Yeah Appalachia is wonderful, and I've seen great things coming out of Berea but we are looking for like minded people mostly in the bluegrass region. hopefully I can make it down for a workshop or something, west Virginia especially sounds beautiful

@Rachel, how do you de-flesh? That seems to be the whole point of the battery acid, also would you recommend using the eggs even if you de-flesh with battery acid? Also I'm interested in smoking the hides for the water proofing effect you talk about, how exactly do you do that and do you know any good free resources for instructions regarding all of this?

thanks!
Glenn
Kentucky

Hi, we are a young couple living in Henry county ky, we are looking to network with other like minded people interested in self reliance and homesteading. if you live near us we would love to have you out for a potluck or something. Just reply here or email me Glenn1987@gmail.com

We live in a great little, mostly abandoned town in Kentucky not far from Louisville it's called turners station and could be SUCH a great little community https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turners_Station,_Kentucky

I heard that you can eat the sprout/micro-green of a maple tree. Any validity to this?

Hi everyone, I wasn't sure where to post this, but my fiance and I are looking for a place to honeymoon and would really like to find a place that is actively involved in permaculture, maybe even an intentional community that specializes in eco tourism? Any ideas? We are in Kentucky, but we could travel if the price is right. We are not broke, but not rich either.

Thanks!

Thanks for your help!