MORE AMAZING "FREE-SOURCES"

in #free5 years ago

As I step back and think about it, I'm really amazed!

When you are turning raw land into a functioning homestead, a lot of work, effort, and resources are required. Thankfully, we are still healthy enough to do a lot of the work ourselves, and a lot of the resources that we use happen to be free.

In the nearest "city" about a half hour away, we can get an almost unlimited supply of wood mulch and compost. That alone is a huge blessings, but it gets even better. Besides everything that we can use on our property, we have the opportunity to get free gravel, small rocks, and large rocks nearby. I spend a good portion of my day filling five gallon buckets with these free-sources today, and it helped me get a mild workout in too.

We've got plenty of uses for stuff like that on our homestead, and we've got plenty more effort to put into our property too. Here's some photos of each load we hauled in today. Enjoy!

ROCKS, GRAVEL, AND MORE ROCKS - PHOTOS

Until next time…

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It's scary to think of what people will be PAYING for this kind of resource one day. As it happens, I saw 50 pound bags of organic compost advertised here in Thailand for almost $7 each. For a Thai person that's almost a day's wages!

It's a hugely important resource - grab as much as you can!


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When the kids get bigger they will share more of the load... :-)

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