RING DESCRIPTION: Homesteadin' Unschoolers Blog Ring brings together unschoolers striving for a more sustainable lifestyle. Whether you're living and working on 100 rural acres or a quarter acre urban homestead, whether just getting started, old hat or still dreaming, join us to celebrate our connection with the land.
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Triskeles FarmOur family farm and homestead is located on 50 acres of land in the East Mountains located between Tijeras and Edgewood which is east of Albuquerque, New Mexico. About 30 acres (15 on the east end & 15 on the west end) are dense pine/juniper forest. A 20 acre meadow is located in the middle. Elevation is between 7000 and 7500 ... so the climate is more similar to Santa Fe than Albuquerque.
The purpose of our farm: To explore a more sustainable lifestyle, live well on less, provide land based security for future generations, localize our economy (produce 50% of our food, 70% of our fuel, 100% of our electricity), provide goods to local markets, revitalize the practice of extended family living, and inspire others toward sustainability
At Home on Hill HavenMusings, ramblings, pontifications on motherhood, unschooling, farming, sustainability, spirit, and life in general, at our home we call Hill Haven.
Free Range LivingMusings on food, urban homesteading, unschooling, sustainability, and whatever else strikes my fancy.
LIve Free In HarmonyWe are unschoolers and love *Just Living Life*. My passions are Family, Nature, Animals, and Art . I call life on our farm a Joyful Journey, an ongoing process with always more to do, see, discover and feel. If I had to describe us in ONE word I would say HARMONY. We STRIVE for Harmony in all aspects of life, with the earth and ALL its inhabitants. So this blog is about our journey through life, and how we relate to the world and its days.
Home is ..."Home is ..." consists of the ramblings of an at-home Mom - work-at-home, homeschool, homebirth, homestead - living on a quarter acre in a resort town in southern coastal Maine.
Survive the ExperienceIn which a knight, a fairy and a chicken obsessed toddler help their parents homestead and are unschooled.
Two Small BirdsRamblings of a co-sleeping, free learning, unschooling mama who loves gardening, painting, photography, reading, writing, cooking and singing.
Thane's Neck FarmOur family is transitioning to a more "organic" lifestyle. We have a small 14 acre farm in North Carolina where we garden, lovingly raise a variety of livestock and our wonderful children.
something that won't computeWe are a family of three living and learning on 2.75 acres in central Alabama, where we raise chickens and dairy goats and tend our kitchen garden. Our goal is to live simply, sustainably, and joyfully each day.
Farm DreamsWe are an unschooling family of 3. We have a 7 year old son. We currently live in the suburbs in Delaware, but plan to move in the next year to a small farm. We are interested in growing more of our food, raising chickens and restoring native habitat.
Go BarefootWe are an unschooling family of four living in Queensland, Australia. Although we are only on 1.5 acres, I grow a lot of our own vegetables and we have planted a lot of fruit trees. We have chickens, ducks, a gander, guinea pigs, fish and two dogs. Our dream is to live on more land so we can own some horses.
Living Alaska- an unschooing journeyCelebrating the unschooling journey of two boys living on the outer coast of Southeast Alaska. Off-grid, tiny home, big trees, lots 'o rain, love and laughs.
Aware LivingOpen your heart and let's go...
Are you ready to explore the miracles of daily life? Learn about unschooling, raw food and natural living in an "unnatural" world! Come with us...and help to build a global network of love and positive energy!
Po Moyemu--Po Moyemu simply means "in my opinion," in Russian. And that's what you're going to find here. :) Read at your own risk. I'm a stay-at-home (or really more out-and-about) mom who homeschools her children, and has some other interests to share about besides. Those interests include taekwondo,sewing, cross-stitch, reading, crafts, origami, raising hens, gardening, volunteering, and doing home remodeling projects.
A Foothill Home CompanionFamily of four in the foothills of Northern California attempting to grow and foster a love for learning, growing, creating and living.
Our Greener PasturesWe are the Genants, living, loving, and laughing on our 12 acre property in the foothills of Western North Carolina. This blog is dedicated to our mini-farm, our animals, our environmental efforts and struggles to live greener in a world that is less and less green each and every day.
Life Without SchoolThoughts from an unschooling mom attempting to raise three kids with compassion and respect.
Walnut SpinneyStriving for self-sufficiency in a modern world, we\'re a family of 3 with space for gardening (veg, fruit and flowers), a few chickens, sheep and guardian llama along with cats, dog, fish, and ants -- an ant farm, that is. Spare time usually finds me in the middle of some type of fiber-related effort, DH gardening (currently building cold frames all \'round) and DS creating all types of Lego-built worlds. We\'re shaping our version of the good life in the Shenandoah Valley.
Challenging DestinyThe adventures and musings of a single mom with 2 grade school age kids buying land, building their own house by hand, and living off the grid.
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