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Seems I'm the exception that makes the rule.
I'm always the one complaining its too fuggy!

I get quite a few toiletries,metal water bottles,wellie socks,and ibuprofen from there.
I avoid some of the dog treats and toys.

I read recently that while woodburners are efficient for heating,with open fires,not only does heat go up the chimney,but to feed the fire with oxygen,cold air is drawn in from outside via any little crevices.But on the other side,open fires are meant to be great if you have a damp living space. My ...

I'm very interested in learning about sustainable intentional communities,and finding out what has worked for them and what hasn't.

Still working on my general fitness,and gradually learning as much as I can about off grid living,permaculture,and home remedies. One of my favourite things to do is to walk around locally just paying attention to my surroundings.And always absorbing safety instructions,general layout and escape rou...

I've always loved Michael Caine's house in the film 'Children of Men'.....
I'm seriously considering a pair of geese as I'm out of town

Initially camping stove/bbq.
Then camp fire-it used to be my daily method of cooking at one time.
I would love to make a cob oven.

Death of Grass by John Christopher is set here (dated but good)
Aftermath by Roger Williams also,and
Survivors by Terry Nation.

I was also highly impressed by the Alex Scarrow books.

One of the most chilling books I've ever read,if it can be got hold of,is 'Aftermath' by Roger Williams.

Hate to be boring,but you'd need to be able to attend to it full time,or pay someone else to do so....
Its beautiful though if you were to be in a position to be able to take it on!