Anthony Jones

See link for my self watering bucket garden/hydroponics/first hugalculture raised beds.
Just so you know I am a long time gardener but this stuff is easy for beginners as well as experienced.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/FAdAvxtceugvDfn6A

How I made them.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/TjKLwWbskFESyKvy7

RE: Robert Neville ROOF
The original link should show my process. I used the "fly-screen/Portland/sand" system then coated all with Simco sealant. I wanted a clean nontoxic surface to collect rain which is my only source of water. I found two very minor leeks which I resealed and to date no leaks.

  Still much to do but all in time as I am able. I am concentrating on getting food production ramp up them back to cobbing. Need to make compost, set up my self watering bucket garden which has worked great in my past living places. Also my organic hydroponics system.

I'll post my builds as able as long as I can find storage places for a link. Google said I was at 70 something percent full after I posted my home build.

 Sounds like me. Working my 23+ acres into an off-grid homestead/food forest/garden/farm. 69 years young, divorced for very long time. Doing everything by myself with no one helping out. Love the solitude and working in nature. Manifesting my paradise.

  I have pics/vids of my home build process. I am 69, retired and on social security only. I did all this by myself with no one to help out. So anyone can do the same.
link to one of my vids.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/GUWMVtnt3DdEDGvZ7

Hope this works.

My first hugalculture raised beds, more to come. The logs I harvested on my 23+ acres rotted due to delay in building my off-grid home but created opportunity for hugal beds.

I bought a little batch of green onions a fer years ago and cut them off and put the roots into my organic hydroponics tote. I am still getting green onions almost every day off that first batch years latter.

Have a pic but how to attach? URL? Do I have to upload to the web first?

Re| Brush
   I have several brush piles through out my 26+ acres which I make in clearing land. I chop them down enough  to make a tidy pile and just leave it be. After a season or two I pull out all the branches that have not broken down into a new smaller pile or combine with others and sift the rest for great compost . By doing this season by season I have piles always ready to harvest compost. Low effort letting nature do it's cycle thing.

Purchased the "Rocket Oven" name? a few years ago but now do not know where to access my purchase. It was on an old PC and old email. I have renewed my email but do not know how to access older purchases.