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Giving them a ventilation hole they can control
Patrik Schumann wrote:Hello all, Just found this here. Thank you for sharing your perspectives & approaches.
We, a family of three (family doctor, eco-designer/ grower/ forester, 6th grader) are getting ready for sabbatical/ worldschooling by preparing our two homesteads to carry themselves indefinitely, cover our fixed costs in our absence, be ready whenever we come back. The initial idea has been an academic year with both summers, split evenly venturing from/ traveling between fixed bases with family in northeast USA/ central Chile/ southwest Germany, scaled down/ set up for bikepacking, foraying out to recon places, discover communities, pursue projects.
It's been long in the gestating & making, sometimes we're back on the borderline of whether we really can. It's been very encouraging to stumble upon all those who have gone before/ are out there now/ are sharing experiences & resources. It seems a tricky balance between some workable stability & some transcending adventure. We're hoping to cross paths with others, linger for collaborations, find people & place with which to develop more regenerative community.
John C Daley wrote:I cannot find it at the moment but I bought a copy recently.
I will find it.
Look at this web site as well; Intentional communitires web site
This book, below is listed on the Intentional communities web site above.