Site updates
The
regular reader may have noticed several changes to our site over the
last few weeks. First, my sweet brother helped me turn our archives
into a much more usable format. You can now browse through past
entries by year and month. So, if you get busy and miss a week of
our blog, it's easy to check back in and catch up in one
gulp. Alternatively, why not read back over last year's posts
to see how much our farm has changed in the last twelve months?
Meanwhile, I put some extra ads at the top of the page. I
appreciate no one whining and complaining --- I hope the ads don't
impinge too much on your experience. Including some advertising
on the blog helps fund our adventure so that we can put in lots of time
experimenting and relaying our experiences to you rather than getting a
real job. If you haven't lately, please go window shopping
on some of our advertising sponsors' sites. (Alternatively, if
you're morally
opposed to advertising, feel free to subscribe to our RSS feed and read
our posts in your own, ad-free reader.)
Last stop on Walden Effect --- I've revamped our tag system. Now you
can read all of our posts about
permaculture in one place. Ditto for posts about our golf cart.
Finally, I've started blogging part-time over on our microbusiness ebook site.
If you're interested in learning tidbits about starting a home-based
business to fund your own homestead adventure, I hope you'll subscribe
to our home-based business blog.
I'll probably be posting over there two or three times a week.
Okay, now I'll return you to your regularly scheduled discussion of
leaves, leaves, leaves!
Or explore more posts by date or by subject.
About us: Anna Hess and Mark Hamilton spent over a decade living self-sufficiently in the mountains of Virginia before moving north to start over from scratch in the foothills of Ohio. They've experimented with permaculture, no-till gardening, trailersteading, home-based microbusinesses and much more, writing about their adventures in both blogs and books.
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