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The quinceurbanhomestead This is the story of our urban family as we try to live a more sustainable lifestyle. We are turning our urban plot into a sustainable venture that will provide us with food, nourishment, and many adventures for us and our 2 boys. This includes growing our own food, raising citified chickens, becoming more energy-independent by using renewable resources and reducing our overall consumption.
A place to write my thoughts. I support a green planet, I unschool my 3 children and love to garden. I'm a compost junky and recycle just about anything and everything! We have rabbits, chickens and a cat. Stop by and browse around. Our newest big project is a solar shower.
The joy of life is in the journey and we have decided to journey down the path less traveled. Join us as we embark on a new path in our lives striving to live a sustainable life here in our little shire in the mountains and reduce our footprint on this earth.
We will share our experiences with our garden, our goats and chickens, our path to environmental stewardship, cooking from scratch and organically, crocheting, bread making, jam making, homeschooling, soap making and just living simply and being good stewards of our little piece of land God has seen fit to provide us with. We feel that sustainable living starts in your own backyard and so we are endeavocommunity to walk the walk and not just talk the talk.
Urban Homesteaders For urbanites only who have merged off the freeway of life onto a more sustainable path. The community’s mission is to bcommunity together city folks on the path. Urban homesteaders who are taking steps to live a more self sufficient life in regards to their food, energy, water, waste, transportation, lifestyle and more.
:: Community Outline ::
Definition of "Urban": less than or no more than 1/2 acre to 3/4 acre.
Urban Homesteading Lifestyle Guidelines: Doing more with less, growing a sizeable % (at least 50 percent) own produce (fruits, vegetables, herbs), raising citified animals (at least chickens, rabbits), composting, vermicomposting producing own alternative energy, alternative heating, using alternative transportation, back to basics skills (food preservation, soapmaking, sewing, breadmaking, etc), simple living, powecommunity down, unplugged lifestyle, homegrown diet, operating a viable home based business, home-unschooling, energy and waters conservation practices, greywater and rainwater practices and more!
Being the change we wish to see by living the solution on a daily basis.
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